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Web of Science Investigation of magneto-convection characteristics in a sudden expanding channel with convex surface geometry under thermally developing flow conditions(2024.01.01) Gursoy, E.; Pazarlioglu, H.K.; Gürdal, M.; Gedik, E.; Arslan, K.; Dagdeviren, A.Web of Science Numerical simulation of sudden expansion tubes with Ag-MgO nanofluid and innovative fin structure: A thermo-fluidic analysis(2024.01.01) Pazarlioglu, H.K.; Gürsoy, E.; Gürdal, M.; Said, Z.; Arslan, K.; Gedik, E.This study introduces an innovative approach to employing mono/hybrid nanofluids in tubes with sudden expansion, structured at various expansion angles and equipped with novel capsule -type dimpled fins. Pumping of hybrid nanofluids into sudden expansion tube combined with capsule -type dimpled fins and different expansion angles (ranging from 30 degrees to 90 degrees ) has not been investigated so far in terms of energy, exergy, and entropy analyses. Recognizing the attention currently devoted to the climate effect of a system exposed to high thermal loads, this study sheds light on the literature how a system preferred by engineers and professionals can be cooled down efficiently to increase the performance of the system. The objective is to analyze a detailed 3Estudy (energy, exergy, and entropy production) on water -based mono and hybrid nanofluids, exploring various volume fractions and combinations (including 2.0 % Ag, 2.0 % MgO, and blends of Ag-MgO). The study finds that a 45 degrees expansion angle, combined with capsule -type dimpled fins and 0.5 % Ag-1.5 % MgO nanofluid, offers the most efficient tube design, enhancing the average Nusselt number by 20.0 % . This configuration, also, reduces total entropy generation by approximately 23.0 % and shows exergy output by 26.0 % , though it does lead to a 26.0 % decrease in second law efficiency due to increased pumping power. Interestingly, the first law efficiency remains unchanged mainly across different nanofluid types. These findings provide valuable insights into optimizing heat transfer and fluid dynamics in engineering applications.Web of Science Parametric analysis of different Al2O3 nanoparticle shapes and expansion angles for sudden expanded tube regarding the first law of thermodynamics(2024.01.01) Gürsoy, E.; Pazarlioglu, H.K.; Gürdal, M.; Gedik, E.; Arslan, K.The thermo-hydraulic performance of Al2O3/H2O nanofluid with different nanoparticle shapes flowing in a sudden expansion tube with variable sudden expansion inclination angles and elliptical dimpled fins with different diameters were numerically investigated. Investigation of variable sudden expansion inclination angles, elliptic dimpled fins, and different nanoparticle shapes together reveals the novelty of this study. The main purpose of this study is to analyse the effect of nanofluid particle shapes, sudden expansion inclination angles, and elliptical dimpled fin on thermo-hydraulic performance for sudden expansion tube. The platelet, cylindrical, and blade nanoparticle shapes of Al2O3 nanoparticle (phi = 1.0 %) were separately mixed into base fluid to obtain working fluid. Numerical studies were carried out under laminar flow regime (500 <= Re <= 2000). Furthermore, the sudden expansion tube was assumed to have inclination angles with alpha = 30 degrees, 45 degrees, 60 degrees, and 90 degrees. The results presented that the highest Performance Evaluation Criterion is obtained for the case of DT6 using Al2O3/H2O with platelet nanoparticle shape at Re = 2000. Besides, the highest Nusselt number and Performance Evaluation Criterion were realized at the inclination angle of 45 degrees. The increment rate of Nusselt number and Performance Evaluation Criterion at alpha = 45 degrees were determined as 8.75 % and 10.52 % compared to alpha = 30 degrees, respectively. Moreover, elliptical dimpled fins with sized as a = 6 mm and b = 12 mm presented the highest thermo-hydraulic performance, and this condition showed an increment of 153.9 % compared to case of a = 2 mm and b = 4 mm.