About this Research Topic
The goal of the Research Topic is to showcase cutting-edge research and advancements in the computational modelling of nanofluids, facilitating a deeper understanding of their complex behaviors and interactions under a variety of conditions. Specifically, the research topic aims to:
-Enhance the scientific and engineering community's understanding of nanofluid dynamics, thermal properties, and other physicochemical characteristics.
- Highlight innovative computational methods, models, and simulation techniques that improve the prediction accuracy of nanofluid behavior.
-Encourage collaboration among researchers from diverse fields such as physics, chemistry, materials science, mechanical engineering, and chemical engineering, fostering a multidisciplinary approach to tackling complex problems related to nanofluids.
The scope of the Research Topic encompasses a broad range of topics related to the computational analysis, modelling, and simulation of nanofluids. The topic seeks to cover various aspects of nanofluids, including their thermal, mechanical, and physical properties, as well as their applications in engineering and technology. The Research Topic invites original research articles, review papers, and case studies that provide significant contributions to the field. Below is a more detailed outline of the scope and information for authors interested in submitting their work:
• Computational modelling of nanofluid behavior at different scales.
• Rheological and Flow Characteristics
• Nanoparticle Interactions and Stability:.
• Fundamental studies on nanofluid synthesis and characterization.
• Applications of nanofluids in heat exchangers, electronics cooling, and renewable energy systems.
• Nanofluid-based innovations in energy storage and transportation.
• Environmental and sustainability aspects of nanofluid technology.
Keywords: nanofluids, Renewable Energy Applications of Nanofluids, Numerical Modeling and Simulation, CFD, Computational fluid dynamics, molecular dynamics, nanofluid stablity, molecular dynamics simulations, rheological properties, flow behavior
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