Search for dissertations about: "inverse heat transfer"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 12 swedish dissertations containing the words inverse heat transfer.
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6. Experimental and numerical evaluation of heat transfer in the press hardening process
Abstract : In recent decades, the use of high- and ultra high strength steels in modern car bodies has increased drastically. This is due to both severe legislation of passenger passive safety and the recent year's effort to reduce fuel consumption to decrease environmental harmful emissions. READ MORE
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7. Experimental and analytical study of thermal mixing at reactor conditions
Abstract : High-cycle thermal fatigue due to turbulent mixing of streams at distinct temperatures is an interdisciplinary issue affecting safety and life extension of existing reactors together with the design of new reactors. It is challenging to model damage and thermal loads arising from the above mixing. READ MORE
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8. Experimental and Numerical Investigation of the Quenching Process on Rotary Hollow Cylinder by Multiple Impinging Jets
Abstract : The worldwide competitive market on metal products with higher quality in industry has increased the need to implement more advanced and controllable quenching techniques in the hardening stage of the heat treatment process. Moreover, sustainability and energy efficiency are key factors to consider in the development of advanced quenching techniques. READ MORE
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9. Analysis of carbon black oxidation
Abstract : Diesel engines are known to be a major source of a highly pollutant material known as particulate matter, PM, which is a strongly threatening agent to human health. Therefore, diesel particulate filters are used to reduce PM emissions by trapping soot. READ MORE
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10. Development of an Impinging Receiver for Solar Dish-Brayton Systems
Abstract : A new receiver concept utilizing impinging jet cooling technology has been developed for a small scale solar dish-Brayton system. In a typical impinging receiver design, the jet nozzles are distributed evenly around the cylindrical absorber wall above the solar peak flux region for managing the temperature at an acceptable level. READ MORE