Abstract
Abstract Automobile radiators are important for the performance enhancement and heat dissipation. Flow behaviour is the important factor in designing the radiator. In this study aluminium oxide nanofluid have been considered with increasing rate of heat transfer with different mass flow rate in fixed and helical pipe radiator using Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to study the flow of fluid. Heat transfer rate is calculated for each design. For each design Aluminium oxide, air and water is considered as coolants for analysis at 2.8 and 1.5 kg/s mass flow rate. The purpose of study to propose the suitable model for enhancement of heat transfer at specific coolant. Computational fluid dynamic diagnosis was diagnosed on pursuance of quite fluids with thermal evaluation was completed by Analytical systems. Three dimensional model was finished using Creo parametric tool. Aluminum oxide blend with water at mixed proportion ration for better heat transfer rate in radiator.
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