Experimental investigation of the impact of blade number on energy performance and pressure fluctuation in a high-speed coolant pump for electric vehicles
Authors:
- Yandong GuYandong Gu
- Dongcheng WangDWDongcheng Wang
- Qiliang WangQiliang Wang
- Peng DingPeng Ding
- Qingfeng JiQJQingfeng Ji
- Li ChengLCLi Cheng
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