Search for dissertations about: "thermophysical models"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 7 swedish dissertations containing the words thermophysical models.
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1. Thermal physics of asteroids
Abstract : The thermal infrared and microwave emission from asteroids have many applications. Fundamental physical properties can be investigated, which have implications for the geophysical evolution of the asteroids, and the early history of the solar system.A new thermophysical model of asteroids is presented. READ MORE
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2. Investigations of thermophysical properties of slags with focus on slag-metal interface
Abstract : The objective of this research work was to develop a methodology for experimentally estimating the interfacial properties at slag-metal interfaces. From previous experiments carried out in the division, it was decided to use surface active elements like sulfur or oxygen to trace any motion at the interface. READ MORE
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3. Impacts of Thermo–Physical Properties on the Design, Operation, and Cost of Monoethanolamine–Based Chemical Absorption
Abstract : The thermodynamic and transport properties of CO2 mixtures are essential to the design, operation, and optimization of all carbon capture and storage processes. To retrieve accurate property values, accurate property models are required. However, there are many properties, which are in turn affected by many factors. READ MORE
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4. Numerical Modelling of Subcooled Nucleate Boiling for Thermal Management Solutions Using OpenFOAM
Abstract : Two-phase cooling solutions employing subcooled nucleate boiling flows e.g. thermosyphons, have gained a special interest during the last few decades. This interest stems from their enhanced ability to remove extremely high heat fluxes, while keeping a uniform surface temperature. READ MORE
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5. Finite temperature properties of elements and alloy phases from first principles
Abstract : First principles calculations are usually concerned with properties calculated at temperature 0 K. However, the industrially important materials are functioning at finite temperatures. READ MORE