journal article·2010-12

Nanofluids: Stability, phase diagram, rheology and applications

Yuanqiao Rao

Particuology· Volume 8· Issue 6
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Abstract There is no doubt about the potential technological significance of nanofluids. The promising application areas have been identified as effective heat transfer fluids, contrast agents in magnetic resonance imaging, magnetohyperthermia treatment, precursors to high performance nanocomposites and ordered nanostructures. However, commercial applications are rare, in part due to the limited understanding of the nanofluid fundamentals such as colloid stability, phase diagrams and rheology. This paper intends to provide a brief overview of the scientific disciplines that are important to nanofluids, and the interconnection among different disciplines in order to gain a perspective on the future development of this intriguing area.
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OpenAlex topics: Nanofluid Flow and Heat Transfer · Rheology and Fluid Dynamics Studies · Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques

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