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X-ray Inspection Model Validation with Physical Dosimetry

Pfeifer, Michael P.; Simerl, Nathanael; Porter, John; McNeil, Walter J.; Bahadori, Amir A. (2023-06-30)

A non-functional printed circuit board assembly was developed using ULTIboard and a simple computational transport model was created for use with the Monte Carlo software MCNP. EBT3 film radiography was used to compare ...
Physical mechanisms for delaying condensation freezing on grooved and sintered wicking surfaces

Stallbaumer-Cyr, Emily M.; Derby, Melanie M.; Betz, Amy R. (2022-08-15)

Heat pipes are passive heat transfer devices crucial for systems on spacecraft; however, they can freeze when exposed to extreme cold temperatures. The research on freezing mechanisms on wicked surfaces, such as those found ...
Raw voxel data of frog tongue

Amare, Rohan (2022-01-20)
A Structured Cleaving Mesh for Bioheat Transfer Application

Amare, Rohan; Bahadori, Amir A.; Eckels, Steven (2020)

The human body executes a complex control scheme in an attempt to maintain a constant core temperature. The hypothalamus acts as a thermostat that receives input signals from different parts of the body and responds with ...
Characterization and numerical simulation of liquid refrigerant R-134a flow emerging from a flooded evaporator tube bundle

Asher, William E.; Eckels, Steven J. (2019-11-01)

The distribution of liquid droplets emerging from an evaporator tube bundle is characterized for refrigerant R-134a with a triangular tube arrangement with a pitch of 1.167. The purpose of this research was to improve ...

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