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Low-tension circuit breakers generally rely on the extinction of the electric arc created when the current-carrying contacts separate. The dynamics of the arc has been studied for a number of years using numerical simulations of the coupled fluid dynamics/ ...
Different physical problems have been analysed in the preceding {chapters}: they relate to water transfer, to heat transfer, to pollutant transfer and to mechanical equilibrium. All these problems are governed by differential equations and boundary conditi ...
Our goal is to study the existence of weak solution for the stationary system of equations describing the solidification process of a binary alloy confined in a bounded regular domain in R-3 and having mixed boundary conditions. (c) 2005 Elsevier Ltd. All ...
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The scaled boundary finite-element method, alias the consistent infinitestimal finite-element cell method, is developed. The governing partial differential equations of linear elastodynamics are transformed to a system of linear second-order ordinary diffe ...
In an earlier contribution it was shown that the Continuous-Properties Model (CPM) is an ideal theoretical model to calculate melting of ice slurries. Now with a shock-theoretical approach, it is proven that the CPM - in the limit toward a discontinuous me ...
International Institute of Refrigeration IIR-IIF2001
[1] A numerical model was developed for the prediction of the density stratification of lakes and reservoirs. It combines a buoyancy-extended k-epsilon model with a seiche excitation and damping model to predict the diffusivity below the surface mixed laye ...
The heat transport to a talin/water ice slurry in a cylindrical heat exchanger was determined by theory and experiment. The theory based on perturbation analysis is only valid for small heat transfer rates. Direchlet and Neumann boundary conditions are app ...
International Institute of Refrigeration IIR-IIF2000
This paper discusses the construction of a dynamic energy balance equation using boundary conditions conventionally defined for a thermodynamic system. With routine modifications, the equation can be applied to a wide variety of engineering systems. The eq ...
This paper discusses the construction of a dynamic energy balance equation using boundary conditions conventionally defined for a thermodynamic system. With routine modifications, the equation can be applied to a wide variety of engineering systems. The eq ...
