Publications by authors named "Mohammad Reza Tavakoli"

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  • - This study focuses on the turbulent flow and heat transfer behavior of a homogenous nanofluid in a 3D rectangular microchannel, specifically examining the impact of rectangular winglet angles on these parameters.
  • - Various angles of attack (30° to 60°) and twisted angles (15° to 45°) are tested alongside Reynolds numbers (3000 to 12000) and copper nanoparticles at volume fractions of 0-4% mixed with water.
  • - Results indicate that adjusting the winglet angles significantly influences flow characteristics and heat transfer rates, with particular configurations leading to improved heat transfer efficiency, while also affecting friction coefficient and performance evaluation criteria.
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Background: Evaluate the patient's safety status in Iranian hospitals using the Patient safety friendly hospital initiative (PSFHI) assessment tool provided by the World Health Organization. PSFHI assessment tool of 140 patient safety standards, they are classified as mandatory (20 standards), basic (90 standards) and advanced (30 standards). Mandatory standards are necessary criteria that hospitals must meet to register for PSFHI.

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In a new therapeutic technique, called magnetic drug targeting (MDT), magnetic particles carrying therapeutic agents are directed to the target tissue by applying an external magnetic field. Meanwhile, this magnetic field also affects the blood as a biomagnetic fluid. Therefore, it is necessary to select a magnetic field with an acceptable range of influence on the blood flow.

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Abstract: In this study, the effect of cutting the end of a thick airfoil and adding a cavity on its flow pattern is studied experimentally using PIV technique. First, by cutting 30% chord length of the Riso airfoil, a thick blunt trialing-edge airfoil is generated. The velocity field around the original airfoil and the new airfoil is measured by PIV technique and compared with each other.

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