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Small Methods, EarlyView.A miniaturized filter‐sieve generator is introduced as an innovative, compact platform for scalable production and patterning of liquid metal microparticles. By leveraging a simple electrochemical mechanism, the MFSG achieves high productivity, energy efficiency, and precise size control. Its versatility is demonstrated in LM droplet patterning and the
Qingtian Zhang +9 more
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Small Methods, EarlyView.A novel additive free Ti3C2Tx MXene ink is formulated for aerosol jet printing, enabling stable, high‐resolution patterning. The printed micro‐supercapacitors deliver strong electrochemical performance, illustrating the use of additive manufacturing for compact energy storage in wearable and distributed electronics.
Fereshteh Rajabi Kouchi +13 more
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Elastohydrodynamic Luburication of Porous Squeeze Bearings with Non-newtonian Fluids
, 1986 Sanae Wada, Syunichi NISHIDA
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Tunable Self‐Emulsification Via Viscoelastic Control of Marangoni‐Driven Interfacial Instabilities
Small Methods, EarlyView.A striking interfacial instability–Marangoni bursting–is tamed by introducing trace polymers. Minute amounts of viscoelastic additives delay fragmentation, elongate fingers, and modulate instability wavelengths without altering droplet size. This study reveals how soft matter rheology can program self‐emulsification dynamics, offering new routes for ...
Christoph Haessig +2 more
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steel research international, EarlyView.The effects of the carrier gas flow rate, injected by tuyere into the bottom of the ladle, on the bubble size, velocity profile by particle image velocimetry and computational fluid dynamic techniques, mixing time, and mass transfer are investigated by means of laboratory experiments.
José D. de Arruda +5 more
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Impact of Impeller Operation on the Mixing Efficiency of Kanbara Reactors
steel research international, EarlyView.This article describes an application of computational fluid dynamics technique to simulate the Kanbara Reactors in the ironmaking process. This study looks into the effect of impeller rotation direction and impeller location on the velocity fluctuations, mixing efficiency, and wall shear stress.
Xipeng Guo +8 more
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