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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"heat tracing"”.

  1. SURFACE WATER – GROUNDWATER INTERACTIONS IN A PROGLACIAL ALPINE CATCHMENT: Applications of Heat Tracing, Modeling, and Remote Sensing Methods

    … have combined energy balance modeling of stream heat fluxes, thermal infrared remote sensing of stream temperatures, and groundwater flow modeling to a section of the Quilcayhuanca stream that is downstream of direct glacial melt inputs to examine the influence of groundwater. </p> <p>Energy …

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  2. Using Emerging Methods to Investigate Stream and Groundwater Interaction at Multiple Spatial Scales

    … involved a quantitative comparison of heat tracing with DTS to existing methods of evaluating groundwater inflows (dye dilution gauging, differential gauging, and geochemical end-member mixing) along Nine Mile Creek in Syracuse, New York, USA. I found that DTS heat tracing generated …

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  3. Direct Ink Writing of Functional Fiber/Granular Composites

    … fiber thermoset composites, an in situ heat tracing mechanism was developed for freestanding 3D printing. Electric current was applied through the carbon fiber during deposition, generating localized Joule heating to cure the surrounding thermoset matrix in real time. This approach …

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  4. Quantifying groundwater-surface water interactions to improve the outcomes of human activities

    … activities for people and ecosystems.</p> <p>Heat is a useful tracer for quantifying GWSWI, but analyzing large amounts of raw thermal data has many challenges. Chapter 1 presents a computer program named VFLUX for processing raw temperature time series and calculating vertical water flux in …

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