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Experimental Tests on Vapor and Gas Permeability of Concrete Boxes
Abstract The use of reinforced concrete (r.c.) in industrial plants presents new challenge in the design of gas containments. The r.c. has advantages in terms of costs, shape optimization and monolithicity, although its permeability to gas and vapor is a critical issue.
Flavio Stochino +2 more
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The Lithium Vapor Box Divertor
It has long been recognized that volumetric dissipation of the plasma heat flux from a fusion power system is preferable to its localized impingement on a material surface. Volumetric dissipation mitigates both the anticipated very high heat flux and intense particle-induced damage due to sputtering.
Jacob Schwartz
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A Simplified Lithium Vapor Box Divertor
T D Rognlien, R J Goldston
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Nanoscale InP Islands for Quantum Box Structures by Hydride Vapor Phase Epitaxy
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 1993A novel method utilizing the island formation in hydride vapor phase epitaxy (VPE) is used to fabricate structures in which nanoscale InP islands are buried in InGaP. The method allows the structures to be grown without using photolithography or etching steps. An intense, island-related photoluminescence is observed from the structures.
Kenichi Nishi
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Evaluation of Water Vapor Feedback Using a Two-Layer Atmospheric Box Model
Massive-scale, ultra-high-resolution numerical simulations for climate change prediction provide data of exceptional accuracy and reliability. However, this comes at the cost of enormous computational resources, and the underlying processes often remain a “black box”. In contrast to these sophisticated methods, we theoretically analyzed the water vapor
Hiroyuki Shima
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An Out of the Box Vision Over Oxidative Chemical Vapor Deposition of PEDOT Involving Sublimed Iron Trichloride [PDF]
Abstract Oxidative chemical vapor deposition (oCVD) is an efficient technique to produce highly conductive films of Poly (3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) (PEDOT). Despite numerous studies on the oCVD of PEDOT films, there is limited information on the stability of the sublimation of solid oxidants and on their impact on the polymerization reactions.
Constantin Vahlas +2 more
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Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2016
Determination of the surface temperature in order to evaluate the risk of mould growth is currently already a common task. Good knowledge of boundary conditions is necessary for precise evaluation of this risk. Standardized requirements are suitable for a preliminary design and a general comparison of various assembly details, as they help us ...
Radim Kolář, Roman Brzoň
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Determination of the surface temperature in order to evaluate the risk of mould growth is currently already a common task. Good knowledge of boundary conditions is necessary for precise evaluation of this risk. Standardized requirements are suitable for a preliminary design and a general comparison of various assembly details, as they help us ...
Radim Kolář, Roman Brzoň
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Key Engineering Materials, 2022
This paper discuss the use of Box Behnken design (BBD) to optimize parameters used in conducting experiment for radiation induced grafting (RIG) experiment of graft cinnamaldehyde (antimicrobial agent) to polyvinyl alcohol/sago starch (PVA/SS) film in order to develop antimicrobial film for food packaging.
Farah Fadzehah Hilmi +4 more
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This paper discuss the use of Box Behnken design (BBD) to optimize parameters used in conducting experiment for radiation induced grafting (RIG) experiment of graft cinnamaldehyde (antimicrobial agent) to polyvinyl alcohol/sago starch (PVA/SS) film in order to develop antimicrobial film for food packaging.
Farah Fadzehah Hilmi +4 more
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Chemical Vapor Deposition in a Partitioned Box Reactor
Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 1989The partitioned box reactor, a novel high throughput CVD reactor, is presented. The reactor has good chemical and energy efficiency, and the large surface/volume ratio results in suppression of homogeneous nucleation. The scaling behavior of gas flow and the various deposition regions (surface rate limited, diffusion limited, and depletion limited) are
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