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Enthalpy of fusion and temperature of fusion of indium, and redetermination of the enthalpy of fusion of tin

The Journal of Chemical Thermodynamics, 1993
Abstract The molar enthalpy and temperature of fusion of a very pure sample of indium have been determined by adiabatic-shield calorimetry for the Laboratory of the Government Chemist, U.K. with the result: Δ fus H m = (3296±9) J·mol -1 . Fractional-enthalpy-of-fusion determinations over the region (13.4 to 88.0) per cent molten indium are ...
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GaAs Low Temperature Fusion Bonding

Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 1994
High strength, low temperature fusion bonding of has been achieved at annealing temperatures between 400 and 420°C in an ambient atmosphere. The reducing effect of on the oxide interlayer is believed to play an important role. The fracture surface energy of the strongest bonds (0.8 J/m2) is close to that of the bulk material.
K. Hjort   +4 more
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Sonoluminescence: Fusion at Ambient Temperature?

Fusion Technology, 1998
Sonoluminescence (SL) may be explained by the Planck theory of SL, which treats the bubbles as miniature collapsing IRasers having a resonant frequency that always increases as the bubble collapses...
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Application of high temperature superconductors for fusion

Fusion Engineering and Design, 2011
Abstract The use of High Temperature Superconductor (HTS) materials in future fusion machines can increase the efficiency drastically. For ITER, W7-X and JT-60SA the economic benefit of HTS current leads was recognized after a 70 kA HTS current lead demonstrator was designed, fabricated and successfully tested by Karlsruhe Institute of Technology ...
Fietz, W. H.   +3 more
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Surface temperature measurements of carbon materials in fusion devices

Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2005
Abstract The accuracy of temperature measurements of carbon materials at surface heat loading using IR cameras operating in different wave length regions has been examined. Temperature excursions measured with high spatial and temporal resolution on virgin and plasma exposed samples during and after heat pulses by laser radiation are compared with ...
Hildebrandt, D.   +2 more
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Fast feedback control of a high temperature fusion plasma

Neural Computing & Applications, 1994
One of the most promising approaches to achieving fusion of the light elements, as a potential large-scale energy source for the next century, is based on the magnetic confinement of an ionised high temperature plasma. Most of the current research in magnetic confinement makes use of toroidal plasma configurations in experiments known as tokamaks ...
Christopher M. Bishop   +4 more
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Temperature Fields in Fusion Welding

2019
Instantaneous concentrated sources are extremely important in solving the problems of heat conduction, since they are the basis for the construction of welding heat sources, distributed in space and time.
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Modeling Tritium Containment in High Temperature Fusion Reactors

Fusion Technology, 1985
Leakage of tritium resulting from permeation through surfaces such as those of the heat exchanger is a problem of special concern to fusion reactors. In this paper permeation rates are evaluated and their impact on the design of a fusion power system is assessed.
D. Roelant, T. Kammash
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HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND COLD FUSION

Modern Physics Letters B, 1990
There are numerous historical and scientific parallels between high temperature superconductivity (HTSC) and the newly emerging field of cold fusion (CF). Just as the charge carrier effective mass plays an important role in SC, the deuteron effective mass may play a vital role in CF. A new theory including effects of proximity, electron shielding, and
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High performance Ash Fusion temperature measurement

2013 IEEE 8th Conference on Industrial Electronics and Applications (ICIEA), 2013
Ash Fusion temperature measurement of a gasifier in a CTL plant is necessary to determine the extent of ash clinkering inside the gasifier, and ultimately to avoid unstable gasifier operation and pressure drop related problems. A suitable smart instrumentation measurement system with a minimum bandwidth of 1 kHz is proposed, which comprises of an R ...
A. Malani, O. T. Nyandoro, T. Chingozha
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