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  1. The Effects of Melt-Crystal Interface Temperature Rise on The Analysis of Crystal Growth in Binary Borate Glass Melts

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  2. Electro-thermal nanoprobes for nanometrology and nanofabrication

    … at nanometer length scales. Localized control of temperature and electric potential with an AFM microcantilever facilitates metrology and fabrication with nanometer precision and relatively low cost. Current self-heating AFM microcantilevers have technological limitations that inhibit their …

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  3. PHARMACEUTICAL INSTRUMENTATION DEVELOPMENT FOR IN-PROCESS MONITORING OF FREEZE-DRYING CYCLES

    Background: Product temperature during the primary drying stage is a critical process parameter in the freeze drying of biopharmaceutical drug products and for a successful optimum drying process, ice interface temperature should stay just below the critical temperature of the glass transition – …

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  4. Evaporation from nanopores : probing interfacial transport

    … (1) realizing accurate and yet non-invasive interface temperature measurement; (2) decoupling the interfacial transport resistance from the thermofluidic resistance in the liquid phase and the diffusion resistance in the vapor phase; and (3) mitigating the blockage risk of the liquid-vapor …

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  5. INVERSE METHOD FOR DETERMINING TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION IN MACHINING

    The high tool-chip interface temperature is the primary reason for rapid tool wear in machining. Thus, sensing and control of cutting temperature is important in achieving a desired tool performance. However, the interface temperature distribution is difficult to measure directly due to the …

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  6. Bondcoat developments for thermal barrier coatings

    … The ongoing drive towards higher operating temperatures has lead to an interest, over the last few years, in thermal barrier coatings (TBCs). TBCs are duplex coating systems consisting of a thin, insulating, ceramic layer over a metallic bondcoat. The bondcoat provides both environmental …

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  7. Laser-driven micro-transfer printing for MEMS/NEMS integration

    … a mismatch thermal strain at the ink-stamp interface; making the transfer printing process independent from the properties or preparation of the receiving substrate. In this work, extensive studies are conducted to characterize, model, predict, and improve the capabilities of the LMTP …

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  8. Bayesian-based simulation model validation for spacecraft thermal systems

    … driving thermal system parameter, the maximum interface temperature with the spacecraft, TO-REx, is relaxed to determine the maximum value to which TO-REx could have been set using BMV. Of the three operational SXM requirements, uncertainty analysis reveals that the detector temperature is the …

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  9. Applications for Through-Vial Impedance Spectroscopy (TVIS) in the Development of Pharmaceutical Freeze-Drying Processes

    … for the measurement of the glass transition temperature) and (3) the primary drying steps (determining the primary drying rate and the end point), with some observations on the manifestation of the collapse event. These studies were restricted to the investigation of the dielectric loss peak …

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