Authors :
Adeboje, T. B.; Falana, A.
Volume/Issue :
Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 5 - May
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Abstract :
In this study, the significance of cooling effects of aluminum oxide, zinc oxide and copper oxide nanofluids were
examined over conventional fluid past polyethylene stretching sheet. The cooling effects of the nanofluid on the polyethylene
stretching sheets with the source Temperature of 212℃ at the velocity of 1.42 m/s were recorded. The molten temperature
of the polyethylene at the extruder as it was passing through the nanofluid was taken for 50 minutes at 10 minutes’ interval.
Keywords :
Polyethylene, Cooling Effect, Nanofluids, Stretching Sheet, Conventional Fluid.
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In this study, the significance of cooling effects of aluminum oxide, zinc oxide and copper oxide nanofluids were
examined over conventional fluid past polyethylene stretching sheet. The cooling effects of the nanofluid on the polyethylene
stretching sheets with the source Temperature of 212℃ at the velocity of 1.42 m/s were recorded. The molten temperature
of the polyethylene at the extruder as it was passing through the nanofluid was taken for 50 minutes at 10 minutes’ interval.
Keywords :
Polyethylene, Cooling Effect, Nanofluids, Stretching Sheet, Conventional Fluid.