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Vol.2, Issue 10 · Issue 10 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-39A65B
IC Engine Performance Analysis for Using Nano Fluid as Coolant in Radiator – A Review
Rajvi Manhotra , Shobhana Sekhavat, Prof. Kiran Dave · PG Student, S V National Institute of Technology, Surat, Gujarat, India, IN
Water and ethylene glycol as conventional coolants have been widely used in an automotive car radiator for many years. These heat transfer fluids offer low thermal conductivity. With the advancement of nano technology, the new generation of heat transfer fluids called, “nano fluids” have been developed and researchers found that these fluids offer higher thermal conductivity compared to that of conventional coolants. Looking into the present day need of automobile heat disposal methods, many researchers are exploring the best means to absorb and dissipate the heat from an engine in an efficient manner. Many automobile giants have invested enormous time and money in this field to analyze overall heat transfer coefficient with variety of fluids. The recent developments were use of nano particles in the base fluids as heat transfer medium.
Nano fluid is a new type of heat transfer fluid with superior thermal performance characteristics, engineered by dispersing metallic or non-metallic nano particles with a typical size of less than 100 nm in the conventional heat transfer fluids. Their use remarkably augments the heat transfer potential of the base liquids. In this paper, many papers of cooling using nano fluids made of different nano particles have been studied to check the possibilities of using these nano fluids in the IC engine radiator cooling. It is found that Nano fluid is very effective in cooling than the conventional cooling fluid and using these coolants in the IC Engine Radiator, good results of IC engine performance can be obtained.
Keywords: — Cooling System, Nano Particles, transfer coefficient, Nano fluid, Heat TiO2, Al2O3, CuO, MWCNT, ZnO, SiO2, EG.
Vol.2, Issue 10 · Issue 10 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-21A0D7
Literature review on use of nanotechnology in flexible pavement construction
Prajapati Jay , Nazimali Chinwala, Jayesh Juremalan · Civil Department, Parul University Limda, Vadodara, IN
Keywords: Nanotechnology, Flexible Pavement Design, Improving C.B.R in wet conditions, Vehicle damaging factor
Vol.2, Issue 10 · Issue 10 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-23E3F4
VACUUM-WATER AS COOLANT IN RADIATORS
M.J. Patil , Ramaram Solanki, Visveswar Maharaj · department Of Mechanical Engineering, Anna University, Chennai ,India, IN
Keywords: boiling points, vacuum, water.
Vol.2, Issue 10 · Issue 10 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-AA3F7C
Evaluation of the exhaust emissions of bi-fuel spark engine
SANGITA ARORA , VIMAL DESMUKH, SURYADEV BIJALANI · Department Of Mechanical Engineering, University Of Mumbai, India, IN
Keywords: compressed natural gas-direct injection, gasoline, design expert, gas analyzer, emission, eco-friendly , fuel consumption,
Vol.2, Issue 10 · Issue 10 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-A39E62
EECMRP: ENERGY EFFICIENT CLUSTER MULTIPATH ROUTING PROTOCOLFOR MANETs
Binu B Singh , H C Nagaraj · Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, Bangalore, IN
Keywords: QoS; MANET;Clustering; routing protocol; multipath routing; QMRP.
