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Demonstration of Complete Recycling Processes of Reversible Epoxies Using Solar Energy Conversion
Photothermal heating can save time and recourse and, consequently, reduce costs to reach an elevated temperature for recycling processes. Although self‐healing or reattachment is reported, recycling of a sample as a whole is not feasible by using a point light source, e.g., laser.
Madeline Finale+7 more
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Discussion: “Combined Free and Forced-Convective Flow in Vertical Circular Tubes—Experiments With Water and Oil” (Kemeny, G. A., and Somers, E. V., 1962, ASME J. Heat Transfer, 84, pp. 339–345) [PDF]
E. M. Sparrow
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The study discusses synthesis strategies of metal‐free heteroatom‐doped nanocarbon materials from biomass for use in rechargeable zinc–air batteries. It also covers the significance of these materials as electrocatalysts and electrodes for improving the oxygen reduction and evolution reactionsin.
Molla Asmare Alemu+4 more
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Analysis of forced convection in the HTTU experiment using numerical codes
The High Temperature Test Unit (HTTU) was an experimental set-up to conduct separate and integral effects tests of the Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (PBMR) core. The annular core consisted of a randomly packed bed of uniform spheres.
M.C. Potgieter, C.G. du Toit
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An unsteady two-dimensional forced convection over a square cylinder with sharp and rounded corner edge is numerically analyzed for the low Reynolds number laminar flow regime.
Prasenjit Dey, Ajoy Das
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Discussion: “Film Boiling in a Forced-Convection Boundary-Layer Flow” (Cess, R. D., and Sparrow, E. M., 1961, ASME J. Heat Transfer, 83, pp. 370–375) [PDF]
D. Bershader
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Structural batteries emerge as sustainable devices by integrating energy storage into load‐bearing components, thus reducing mass and enhancing fuel efficiency. However, their performance is challenged by the compromise between mechanical strength and ionic conductivity.
Nicole Abdou+7 more
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