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Abstract: The starting points for the prediction of heat exchange between the moving fluid and the surroundings are conservation equations, such as continuity, Navier-Stokes and energy equations. Computational methods that allow the computation time to decrease are still being developed. As a result, considerable resources are available in software packages that allow scientists and engineers to simulate the heat transfer between fluids and the surroundings in specific applications. The aim of this article is to provide an overview of the latest results in experiments and modelling of heat exchange between laminar, turbulent, single-phase, or two-phase flows and the surroundings, which were submitted to the special issue Numerical Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow. The described simulations were performed using commercial software, and most of the mathematical models have been validated. The reader can find a description of various fluid and heat flow phenomena, experimental data, and various approaches to solving engineering problems. The collected articles allow for a better understanding of some phenomena of mass and heat transfer and to interpret of the computed and measured quantities.
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