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Stability analysis of hydrodynamic journal bearings with variable axial geometrical configuration using titanium dioxide nanoparticles as lubricant additives. [PDF]
Awad H, Saber E, Abdou KM, Dajani S.
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This work explores how colloidal CuInSe2 nanocrystals form functional field‐effect transistors when their native ligands are replaced with short inorganic species that promote charge transport. By systematically adjusting nanocrystal dimensions, surface treatments, film characteristics, and device architecture, the study maps the resulting electronic ...
Nadia Günther +8 more
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Structural, Thermal Behaviour and Tribological Performance in Cold Rolling of Mineral Lubricants with Graphene Nanoplatelets Functionalized with Oleic Acid. [PDF]
Özakın B, Gültekin K.
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Lubrication and Lubricating Oils
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A new drag and lift correlation for spherocylinders from fully resolved Immersed Boundary Method
Abstract Many industrial processes deal with non‐spherical particles, e.g., mineral mining and biomass conversion. It is crucial to understand the particles' hydrodynamics to control and optimize these processes. To extend the current state‐of‐the‐art from arrays of spherical particles to spherocylindrical particles, we performed extensive particle ...
A. H. Huijgen +4 more
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Melanin-Inspired Biomimetic Strategy for Preserving Adhesion of Lubricants via Thiol-Quinone Addition. [PDF]
Song X +9 more
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Flow characteristics and regime transitions in fluidization systems of Group C+ particles
Abstract Fine and ultrafine particles are attractive for fluidized bed reactors because their high surface area benefits catalytic processes, but their cohesive nature complicates regime characterization. Nanoparticle modulation improves the flowability of Group C powders, yet their bubbling to turbulent transition remains unclear.
Yue Song +3 more
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Solid particles focusing, orienting, and de‐focusing in planar Poiseuille flow
Abstract Three‐dimensional, time‐dependent lattice‐Boltzmann simulations of neutrally buoyant particles in planar Poiseuille flow have been performed. The particles are spherical or cylindrical (the latter with a length over diameter ratios in the range 1/3 to 2) and have volume fraction ranging from virtually zero (one particle) to 0.15. The channel's
J. J. Derksen
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