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Experimental study of heat transfer in the stagnation zone arising when a plane semibounded jet interacts with a natural-convection stream at a vertical isothermal surface

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An experimental study is made of heat transfer in the stagnation zone formed when a plane semibounded jet interacts with a descending free-convection stream at a vertical wall. An attempt was also made to determine experimentally the boundaries of the stagnation zone as a function of the jet parameters and the natural-convection stream.

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  1. Institute of Construction Physics, Moscow

    P. M. Brdlik, V. I. Burtsev & V. K. Savin

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Brdlik, P.M., Burtsev, V.I. & Savin, V.K. Experimental study of heat transfer in the stagnation zone arising when a plane semibounded jet interacts with a natural-convection stream at a vertical isothermal surface. Journal of Engineering Physics 13, 454–457 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00828970

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