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A Theoretical Nonlinear Dynamical Model Of Coupled Heat And Momentum Transfer In Forced Convection Film Boiling, Jolie Ann Long Aug 1995

A Theoretical Nonlinear Dynamical Model Of Coupled Heat And Momentum Transfer In Forced Convection Film Boiling, Jolie Ann Long

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In film boiling, a layer of vapor completely blankets the heated surface and prevents liquid contact with the surface. Film boiling is usually considered undesirable because it is an inefficient mode of heat transfer and can lead to temperatures in excess of those allowed for many materials. Because film boiling may inhibit desired heat transfer in several processes including metals manufacturing, cryogenic engineering, and electronic cooling, it is useful to consider how the film boiling vapor layer may be destabilized or altered such that time-averaged heat transfer is improved.


Predicting The Future Fate Of Pcbs In Lake Hartwell, Alan W. Elzerman, Kevin J. Farley, Frank M. Dunnivant, Craig Cooper Oct 1994

Predicting The Future Fate Of Pcbs In Lake Hartwell, Alan W. Elzerman, Kevin J. Farley, Frank M. Dunnivant, Craig Cooper

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Modeling Of Algal Productivity And Diel Oxygen Profiles In The Partitioned Aquaculture System, Caye M. Drapcho Dec 1993

Modeling Of Algal Productivity And Diel Oxygen Profiles In The Partitioned Aquaculture System, Caye M. Drapcho

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Fish production in pond culture systems is often limited by the dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration. Algal biomass and productivity, which greatly impact the DO concentration, are difficult to control in traditional pond systems. The Partitioned Aquaculture System (PAS) was designed to increase fish production by managing algal productivity and DO through control of algal cell retention time, water depth, and mixing. The objectives of this study were 1) to determine impact of culture conditions on algal productivity, 2) develop a model of algal productivity and diel DO levels, and 3) to predict the maximum fish production attainable with the PAS. …


Study Of Parameters Affecting Performance Of Automotive Transmission Filters, Debra Cauthen Aug 1991

Study Of Parameters Affecting Performance Of Automotive Transmission Filters, Debra Cauthen

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Modified isocyanate binders have been introduced as a possible alternative to phenolic resins for bonding nonwovens in automatic transmission filtration. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) have placed restrictions on worker exposure to phenol-formaldehyde due to toxicological and ecological concerns. Modified isocyanates are unproven for bonding needlefelts in this application.


Pcbs And Related Compounds In Lake Hartwell, Alan W. Elzerman, Frank M. Dunnivant, Geoffrey G. Germann Mar 1991

Pcbs And Related Compounds In Lake Hartwell, Alan W. Elzerman, Frank M. Dunnivant, Geoffrey G. Germann

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Characteristics Of Heteroepitaxial Si-Bp Structures Grown At A Single Growth Temperature, Perry J. Robertson Aug 1987

Characteristics Of Heteroepitaxial Si-Bp Structures Grown At A Single Growth Temperature, Perry J. Robertson

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A Study In Pervaporation Of Ethanol/Water Mixtures And Its Applications To Membrane-Aided Distillation, Mikel E. Goldblatt May 1985

A Study In Pervaporation Of Ethanol/Water Mixtures And Its Applications To Membrane-Aided Distillation, Mikel E. Goldblatt

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Ballistic Transport In Submicron Silicon Mosfets, Perry Joe Robertson May 1984

Ballistic Transport In Submicron Silicon Mosfets, Perry Joe Robertson

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