Simulation
A new study on Physics - Fluids Physics published by Chongqing Jiaotong University has shed light on the radial and vertical jet characteristics of opposed wall jets (OWJs). The research, led by Qian Sun, investigated the jet expansion rates, vortex formation, and turbulent kinetic energy distribution patterns under varying initial
Hydrogen
Investigators at the Nanomaterial Research Laboratory have made a significant breakthrough in the field of nanotechnology, specifically focusing on the properties and applications of armchair germanium sulfide nanoribbons (AGeSNRs). According to a recent study, the researchers used density functional theory to calculate the structural, electronic, and transport properties of these
Molecular dynamics
Researchers from the School of Energy Science and Engineering have published a groundbreaking study on the physics of fluids, detailing a mesoscopic kinetic model that bridges the gap between microscopic molecular interactions and macroscopic thermodynamic properties. The model, validated by consistent lattice Boltzmann modeling, has been hailed as a significant
Nanotechnology
Research has recently been published on the enhancement of specific heat capacity in molten salts through the addition of nanoparticles. The study, conducted by Central Michigan University, utilized molecular dynamics simulations to investigate the effects of different nanoparticles on the thermal properties of molten salt nanofluids. The researchers found that
Simulation
Research has recently been published on the enhancement of specific heat capacity in molten salts through the addition of nanoparticles. The study, conducted by Central Michigan University, utilized molecular dynamics simulations to investigate the effects of different nanoparticles on the thermal properties of molten salt nanofluids. The researchers found that
Nanotechnology
Investigations into porphyrin-based materials have shown promise in tackling energy scarcity and global warming through direct conversion of CO into renewable fuels or high-value chemicals. Researchers at Lanzhou Jiaotong University have reviewed recent advancements in porphyrin-based materials, highlighting strategies to enhance photocatalytic CO conversion. The study explores the principles and
Nanotechnology
Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have discovered that ferro-alloys possess significant potential as high-temperature phase change materials, capable of storing energy at temperatures above 1000 degrees Celsius and exceeding 1 MWh m-3 in energy storage capacity. This breakthrough could enhance the functionality and availability of
Nanotechnology
Scientists at Chang'an University in Shaanxi, People's Republic of China, have successfully developed a superamphiphobic self-cleaning coating with photocatalytic properties, significantly enhancing the degradation of nitric oxide (NO) in a sustainable and efficient manner. This innovative coating, fabricated using a layer-by-layer spray method, exhibits remarkable superhydrophobicity,
Energy (Physics)
Research from Central South University of Forestry & Technology has led to a significant advancement in nanoreactor technology, which aims to optimize the uniform-nanocurvature with tip effects to improve local electric fields. The creation of a continuous heterogeneous-curvature nanoreactor (HeterC-LCS) has demonstrated a substantial enhancement in the hydrogen evolution reaction
Nanotechnology
Researchers at Yanshan University in Qinhuangdao, People's Republic of China, have made significant progress in addressing a major bottleneck in the application of p-type semiconductor photocatalysts, specifically p-CuO, for the conversion of solar energy into chemical energy. The team, led by You Yang, State Key Laboratory of Metastable
Hydrogen
Researchers from the Islamic University of Madinah have developed a novel hybrid power-to-X system that integrates solar thermochemical hydrogen production and the Graz cycle power generation. This system, which has been peer-reviewed, aims to achieve zero-emission, dispatchable power and storable hydrogen generation without relying on electricity-based electrolysis. The system utilizes
Hydrogen
Scientists at Northeast Electric Power University have made a significant discovery in the field of green hydrogen production, using a biomass synergy photocatalytic system to efficiently convert solar energy into chemical energy. The study, recently published in Ceramics International, reveals a novel approach to address the challenges of photocatalytic hydrogen
