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Heat Transfer
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Heat Transfer

by Younes Shabany
December 2009
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
523 pages
18h 30m
English
CRC Press
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Advanced Cooling Technologies 451
as shown in Figure 16.33a. However, larger secondary ow entrainment is created
during the suction phase of the synthetic jet as shown in Figure 16.33b. The uid
that is sucked in during the suction phase will be pushed out during the next ejec-
tion phase [17].
Mahalingam et al. [17] reported the airow and thermal properties of a syn-
thetic jet ejector. Figure 16.34 shows the airow rate created by a synthetic jet
ejector through a channel as a function of the channel width. It is seen that the
airow rate increases monotonically although it tends to an asymptotic level for
channel widths larger than
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ISBN: 9781439814680