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Table 1. Grid Sensitivity Check at Pr=0.7, ф=0, Ha=50 and Ra=105.
Figure 7 had shown significant changes in streamlines, for
Figure 7. Streamlines for Ra=106, Pr=0.71 Ha=0; Ha=10; Ha=30; Ha=50.
Figure 11. Isotherms for Ra=106, Pr=0.71 Ha=0; Ha=10; Ha=30; Ha=50.
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