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From: An Analysis of the Quenching Performance of a Copper Nanofluid Prepared Using Laser Ablation
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Photograph of the IVF Smart Quench system used to perform all the quench tests: (a) 12.5 mm diameter Inconel 600probe containing a k-type thermocouple at its center, (b) furnace, (c) quench tank, and (d) agitator

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From: An Analysis of the Quenching Performance of a Copper Nanofluid Prepared Using Laser Ablation
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Temperature versus time and cooling rate versus temperature plots for quenching tests performed using still de-ionized water

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From: An Analysis of the Quenching Performance of a Copper Nanofluid Prepared Using Laser Ablation
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Temperature versus time and cooling rate versus temperature plots comparing the cooling performance of still de-ionized water and still nanofluid

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From: An Analysis of the Quenching Performance of a Copper Nanofluid Prepared Using Laser Ablation
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Figure Legend:
A comparison of cooling data recorded for nanofluid at low, moderate, and high levels of agitation

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From: An Analysis of the Quenching Performance of a Copper Nanofluid Prepared Using Laser Ablation
J. Thermal Sci. Eng. Appl. 2016;8(4): doi: /
Figure Legend:
A comparison between cooling data recorded for highly agitated de-ionized water and still nanofluid