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Exemplification of catalyst design for microwave selective heating and its application to efficient in situ catalyst synthesis
... utilising selective MWH [11, 16] ...the selective heating changes as the ligands coordinated to the cobalt centre are modified, develop a fundamental understanding of the mechanisms that MWH ...
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ECRH scenarios with selective heating of trapped/passing electrons in the W7-X Stellarator
... of selective heating of the different classes of electrons, passing and trapped, by changing direction of the beam for X3 or switching between the beams for X2 and X3 launched from the different ...
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Enhanced 'In situ' catalysis via microwave selective heating: catalytic chain transfer polymerisation
... microwave heating to such reaction systems, which contained a specific initiator concentration range (< 1 wt%), resulted in a process which exhibited faster system heat up times, did not require pre- stirring ...
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Ohmic Contact Formation for n+4H SiC Substrate by Selective Heating Method Using Hydrogen Radical Irradiation
... (2016) Selective Heating of Transition Metal Using Hydrogen Plasma and Its Application to Forma- tion of Nickel Silicide Electrodes for Silicon Ultralarge-Scale Integration ...
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Selective Heating of Transition Metal Usings Hydrogen Plasma and Its Application to Formation of Nickel Silicide Electrodes for Silicon Ultralarge Scale Integration Devices
... Heat treatment is important for forming electrodes for silicon ultralarge-scale integration (Si-ULSI) devices [1]. The process temperature sometimes reaches approximately 800 ˚C. Therefore, we must consider that heat ...
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Selective heating of vibrissal follicles in seals (Phoca vitulina) and dolphins (Sotalia fluviatilis guianensis)
... temperature, while thermal radiation from other areas of the face is rather low (Fig. 1). Although these results indicate that the excellent tactile performance of seals at temperatures close to 0 °C is based on a ...
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Microwave pyrolysis of biomass within a liquid medium
... that selective heating of biomass can take place within water during microwave heating at temperatures above 50°C due to this ...that selective heating did indeed take place and that ...
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Metal–organic frameworks in seconds via selective microwave heating
... microwave heating often involves shorter reaction times and o ff ers enhanced control of particle size compared to conventional ...a selective heating mechanism that a ff ords control over MOF particle ...
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MICROWAVE HEATING TECHNIQUE WITH CONVENTIONAL HEATING METHODS
... hybrid heating process. Further development of MW heating process is in ...of heating bulk materials, which is eco-friendly and significantly ...Metallurgical heating of EN9 steel in bulk form ...
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Characterisation of thermoplastic matrix composites (TPC) using variable frequency micorwave (VFM)
... and selective heating over a large volume at a high energy coupling ...amplifier. Selective heating of complex samples and industrial scale-up are now ...
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Coronal energy release by MHD avalanches : heating mechanisms
... plasma heating associated with an avalanche involving three twisted magnetic threads within a coronal loop is investigated using three-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic ...The heating as a function of both ...
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A new approach for modelling chromospheric evaporation in response to enhanced coronal heating : II Non uniform heating
... small heating events or pe- riods of no heating and a factor of 3 during larger ...each heating event and (2) the subsequent cooling is more ...
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Two dimensional finite element thermal model of laser surface glazing for H13 tool steel
... Temperature distribution analysis from the thermal model after LSG helps to understand how much maximum temperature achieved and the gradient of temperature over thickness. Thus it can predict the heat affected region ...
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On the gas temperature in circumstellar disks around A stars
... Kamp & Bertoldi (2000) assumed that gas and dust are effectively coupled by collisions and hence both have equal temperatures, determined by the radiative equilibrium of the dust. This assumption will be critically ...
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An Innovative Design of Solar based Building to Get Optimum Illumination and Create Better Living Environment with the Usage of Zero Electricity
... power. The art for passive cooling is much less developed than passive heating and it may not always be possible to use natural means to provide comfortable temperatures in the buildings. As a matter of fact ...
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Practical considerations in the deployment of ground source heat pumps in older properties a case study
... current usage, continuous heating, shorter heating periods, and shorter heating periods with a setback temperature of 16°C.. The main aim of the modelling exercise was to get a better es[r] ...
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Improving thermal performance of existing UK district heat network: a case for temperature optimization
... 324 This work shows particularly that it is possible to operate existing radiators arrangement at lower 325 return temperatures and still provide sufficient heat to maintaining indoor design temperature with 326 simple ...
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Heating in mesa structures
... As an example of the short-time temperature rises pre- dicted by the analytic solutions, we find α=3.70, 0.85 and 0.15 K/ √ ns at 4 K, 10 K and 40 K respectively. This would imply respective temperature rises after only ...
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The spontaneous heating of coal
... total volume dry air to flow through unit orosa-seotion at point i in tirr.e interval"-'·ml/om2 heap cross-section ratio: average partial preuure at point i over 0 HI •S, taotor in oxida[r] ...
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Intelligent heating of a room
... The system works very well when only one temperature is changed (with errors about 3%). The results show that the slopes for state 0 and state 2 are the same, this is correct since the shutter has no effect on the ...
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