Journal of Fluid Flow, Heat and Mass Transfer

Aims & Scope

JFFHMT welcomes only original research and review papers that focus on either Fluid Flow , Heat and Mass Transfer , or Transport Phenomena . While these topics are far reaching and interdisciplinary in nature, JFFHMT is dedicated to cultivating a cohesive and consistent journal that both reflects its core themes and looks forward to new and innovative applications. With this in consideration, please review the following paper topics as a general guide for the types of articles that are applicable to the interests of JFFHMT readers: Biofuels Blood Flow Research Boiling and Condensation Boundary Layer Theory and Applications CFD Combustion Compressible and Incompressible Flows Conduction, Convection, and Radiation Heat Transfer Conservation Laws Drying Electronic Cooling Energy Optimization Experimental Fluid Dynamics Flow and Heat Transfer in Microchannels Flow Circulation Fluid Flow and Properties Fuel Cells Gas Liquid Operations Heat Transfer Heat Transfer Augmentation Applications Heat Transfer Enhancement Active or Passive Methods HVAC Industrial Fluid Flow, Heat and Mass Transfer Laminar and Turbulent Flows Leaching Magnetohydrodynamics Mass Transfer Coefficient Modelling Molecular Diffusion Nanofluid Flow Non-Newtonian Flow Optimization of Heat Transfer Systems Piping Polymer Processing Renewable Energy Rheology Separation Processes Single Phase Flow Heat Transfer Solid Fluid Operations Steady and Unsteady Flows Thermodynamics Transport Phenomena in Porous Media Two and Multiphase Flow and Heat Transfer Viscous and Inviscid Flows If you are uncertain whether your article fits within the purview of JFFHMT, please email us at or consider proposing a special topic.

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