STUDY OF TRANSVERSE THERMAL DISPERSION ON FORCED CONVECTION IN POROUS MEDIA

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P. Hari Prasad, C. V. R. M. (2013). STUDY OF TRANSVERSE THERMAL DISPERSION ON FORCED CONVECTION IN POROUS MEDIA. Asian Journal of Current Engineering and Maths, 1(3). Retrieved from http://innovativejournal.in/index.php/ajcem/article/view/75
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Abstract

The transverse thermal dispersion on the forced convection in porous media
have been examined in this paper. The influence of various flow entities on
the participating parameters is illustrated graphically and discussed in detail.
It is observed that increase in the Darcy’s number contributes to increase in
the velocity field. Further, it is also noted that increase in γ contributes to
decrease in the velocity field. It is seen that as γ increases, the fluid velocity
decreases. Further, it is seen that the variation of temperature is also found to
be dependent on Rep. It is observed that increase in Rep contributes to the
decrease in the temperature In addition to the above, the molecular diffusion
that occurs at a very slow rate due to the presence of dynamic viscosity.

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