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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Combined heat and mass transfer"”.

  1. Development of a response factor approach for modeling the energy effects of combined heat and mass transfer with vapor adsorption in building elements

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  2. Membrane based dehumidification and evaporative cooling using wire mesh media

    Membrane dehumidification and evaporative cooling applications have the potential to significantly improve the energy efficiency of air conditioning equipment. The use of wire mesh media in such membrane applications is feasible but has not been studied extensively. Therefore, the aim of this work …

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  3. Multiphase flow modeling and deposition of hydrates in oil and gas pipelines

    Multiphase flow is a ubiquitous feature of oil and gas production and hence, all flow assurance issues involve multiphase flow. The risk of plugging due to gas hydrate formation remains one of the most prevailing flow-assurance problems in deepwater subsea oil and gas operations. Due to the …

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