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Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Mixing Enhancement in a Zigzag Passive Micromixer with D-Shaped Obstacles.
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Micromixers are crucial for rapid and homogeneous mixing in lab-on-a-chip systems. This study presents a novel passive micromixer that synergistically combines a Zigzag channel with D-shaped obstacles to enhance mixing across a broad Reynolds number (Re) range of 0.1-50. The design leverages flow splitting, recombination, and the generation of localized high-velocity streams to effectively disrupt laminar flow. A comprehensive parametric study optimized key geometric parameters, including obstacle dimensions (b
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