Search for dissertations about: "in situ concentration measurements"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 74 swedish dissertations containing the words in situ concentration measurements.
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16. Development and Test of an Imaging Instrument for Measurement of Water Droplets in Icing Conditions
Abstract : Structural icing is a persistent challenge for the production of renewable energy from wind. It is mainly caused by supercooled atmospheric droplets of water, which are very common in cold climates. In the most exposed wind parks in Sweden, more than 10 per cent of annual energy production can be lost. READ MORE
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17. Atmospheric DMS in the High Arctic
Abstract : During the Arctic summer when the anthropogenic influence is limited, the natural marine source of sulfur in the form of gas-phase dimethyl sulfide viz. DMS(g), is of great importance for cloud formation. READ MORE
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18. Energy efficiency in the sodium chlorate process: From electrocatalysis to pilot plant investigations
Abstract : Sodium chlorate is an important industrial chemical produced through an electrochemical manufacturing process. The global production rate is 3.6 million tons annually and consumes approximately 20 TWh of electrical power. The majority of the produced sodium chlorate is used as raw material to make chlorine dioxide for the bleaching of kraft pulp. READ MORE
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19. Electrochemical reduction of protons and organic molecules in hydrogen technologies : Liquid Organic Hydrogen carrier and Hydrogen Evolution
Abstract : In accordance with preventable actions to mitigate the effect of climate change in the modern societal applications, renewable energy is an unavoidable and decisive factor in the energy industry. The energy sources that offer non-depleted and environment-friendly pathways for the energy sector are in focus. READ MORE
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20. Lifecycle of Black Carbon in the Arctic
Abstract : This PhD thesis investigates the atmospheric life cycle of Black Carbon (BC) in the Arctic. The Arctic region has been rapidly changing in the last decades and the role of BC aerosols in this is still uncertain. READ MORE