The document discusses the principles and operation of rocket propulsion. It states that rocket propulsion relies on Newton's third law of motion and the law of conservation of momentum. It explains that rockets produce thrust by expelling hot gases from the engine at high speeds, which provides an equal and opposite reaction force that propels the rocket forward. The document also describes different types of rocket engines, propellants, and applications of rocket technology.
multiphase flow modeling and simulation ,Pouriya Niknam , UNIFIPouriya Niknam
This document discusses modeling and simulation of multiphase flows using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). It begins with definitions of multiphase flow and discusses important types including bubbly, droplet, particle-laden, and annular flows. The document then provides tips on multiphase simulation including choosing appropriate modeling approaches such as Lagrangian, Eulerian, or volume of fluid methods depending on the problem. It concludes with discussions of challenges such as convergence difficulties and appropriate solver settings and techniques to address these challenges.
Multiphase Flow Modeling and Simulation: HPC-Enabled Capabilities Today and T...inside-BigData.com
In this video from the 2014 HPC User Forum in Seattle, Igor Bolotnov from North Carolina State University presents: Multiphase Flow Modeling and Simulation: HPC-Enabled Capabilities Today and Tomorrow.
Learn more: http://insidehpc.com/video-gallery-hpc-user-forum-2014-seattle/
Dimensional Effect on Engineering Systems & Clean Room & ClassificationSamiran Tripathi
The Presentation is divided in two halves: the first half is dimensional effect on engineering systems and the second half deals with the basics of clean room and its classification
This document discusses magneto hydrodynamic (MHD) power generation. It begins by introducing MHD as a direct energy conversion system that generates electrical power by passing a conducting fluid such as gas or liquid metal through an intense magnetic field. It then provides more details on the essentials of MHD, including that it utilizes magnetic fields and electrically conductive fluids or plasmas. The document also explains the principles of MHD power generation, which are based on Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction and Lorentz force law. It describes open and closed cycle MHD systems and some of the design challenges for MHD generators.
Principle, MHD system, open cycle system, closed cycle
system, design problems & developments, advantages,
materials for MHD generators, magnetic field & super
conductivity
This document discusses unit operations and fluidization. It defines a unit operation as a basic step in a process involving a physical change. Some common unit operations are listed, including fluid flow processes, heat transfer processes, mass transfer processes, thermodynamic processes, and mechanical processes. The document then focuses on fluidization, explaining that it is a process where a granular material is converted from a static to dynamic fluid-like state by passing a fluid up through the material. The components, mechanics, and types (particulate and aggregate) of fluidization are described. Applications and characteristics of fluidized beds are also summarized.
Fluid mechanics has many applications including:
1) Design of systems like canals, dams, turbomachinery and piping systems.
2) Aerodynamics of vehicles and buildings.
3) Use of nanofluids and smart fluids as advanced coolants with enhanced heat transfer properties.
4) Renewable energy technologies such as wind turbines and wave energy converters.
The document discusses the principles and operation of rocket propulsion. It states that rocket propulsion relies on Newton's third law of motion and the law of conservation of momentum. It explains that rockets produce thrust by expelling hot gases from the engine at high speeds, which provides an equal and opposite reaction force that propels the rocket forward. The document also describes different types of rocket engines, propellants, and applications of rocket technology.
multiphase flow modeling and simulation ,Pouriya Niknam , UNIFIPouriya Niknam
This document discusses modeling and simulation of multiphase flows using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). It begins with definitions of multiphase flow and discusses important types including bubbly, droplet, particle-laden, and annular flows. The document then provides tips on multiphase simulation including choosing appropriate modeling approaches such as Lagrangian, Eulerian, or volume of fluid methods depending on the problem. It concludes with discussions of challenges such as convergence difficulties and appropriate solver settings and techniques to address these challenges.
Multiphase Flow Modeling and Simulation: HPC-Enabled Capabilities Today and T...inside-BigData.com
In this video from the 2014 HPC User Forum in Seattle, Igor Bolotnov from North Carolina State University presents: Multiphase Flow Modeling and Simulation: HPC-Enabled Capabilities Today and Tomorrow.
Learn more: http://insidehpc.com/video-gallery-hpc-user-forum-2014-seattle/
Dimensional Effect on Engineering Systems & Clean Room & ClassificationSamiran Tripathi
The Presentation is divided in two halves: the first half is dimensional effect on engineering systems and the second half deals with the basics of clean room and its classification
This document discusses magneto hydrodynamic (MHD) power generation. It begins by introducing MHD as a direct energy conversion system that generates electrical power by passing a conducting fluid such as gas or liquid metal through an intense magnetic field. It then provides more details on the essentials of MHD, including that it utilizes magnetic fields and electrically conductive fluids or plasmas. The document also explains the principles of MHD power generation, which are based on Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction and Lorentz force law. It describes open and closed cycle MHD systems and some of the design challenges for MHD generators.
Principle, MHD system, open cycle system, closed cycle
system, design problems & developments, advantages,
materials for MHD generators, magnetic field & super
conductivity
This document discusses unit operations and fluidization. It defines a unit operation as a basic step in a process involving a physical change. Some common unit operations are listed, including fluid flow processes, heat transfer processes, mass transfer processes, thermodynamic processes, and mechanical processes. The document then focuses on fluidization, explaining that it is a process where a granular material is converted from a static to dynamic fluid-like state by passing a fluid up through the material. The components, mechanics, and types (particulate and aggregate) of fluidization are described. Applications and characteristics of fluidized beds are also summarized.
Fluid mechanics has many applications including:
1) Design of systems like canals, dams, turbomachinery and piping systems.
2) Aerodynamics of vehicles and buildings.
3) Use of nanofluids and smart fluids as advanced coolants with enhanced heat transfer properties.
4) Renewable energy technologies such as wind turbines and wave energy converters.
This document summarizes a student project to evaluate the performance of a solar PV panel using a micro pulsating heat pipe (MPHP) as a cooling device. The project aims to select materials for the MPHP and PV panel, optimize the MPHP design parameters like channel shape and size, working fluid, and filling ratio to maximize heat transfer. The methodology involves testing different MPHP material and design options to determine the most effective configuration for cooling the PV panel and improving its efficiency. Results will be analyzed to evaluate heat transfer performance and efficiency of both the PV panel and MPHP cooling system.
Diffusion is the mass transport of atoms in solids by atomic motion. There are two main mechanisms: vacancy diffusion, where atoms exchange with vacancies in the lattice, and interstitial diffusion, where smaller atoms diffuse between lattice sites. The rate of diffusion depends on factors like temperature, activation energy, and the concentration gradient. Fick's laws can be used to calculate the flux of diffusing atoms and model diffusion processes. Controlling diffusion is important for applications like alloy processing and semiconductor doping.
MHD power generation directly converts heat into electricity using magnetohydrodynamics. Hot ionized gas is passed through a magnetic field, inducing a current due to the Lorentz force. There are two main types - open cycle systems that exhaust combustion products and closed cycle systems that recycle the working fluid like seeded inert gas or liquid metal. While more efficient than conventional power, MHD systems require very high temperatures and large magnets, making them expensive. They have applications in spacecraft, experiments, and defense.
Magneto hydro dynamic power generation (mhd power generation)Rishabhlko
This document presents information on magneto hydro dynamic (MHD) power generation. MHD power generation uses electrically conducting fluids, like plasmas, liquid metals, and salt water that are passed at high velocity through a powerful magnetic field to generate an electric current. The document discusses the principles and working of both open-cycle and closed-cycle MHD systems. Open-cycle systems use combustion of fuels to heat gases that are then seeded and passed through an MHD generator. Closed-cycle systems circulate liquid metals or inert gases through a Brayton power cycle. MHD power generation has advantages of high efficiency and compact size but challenges include requirements for very high fluid velocities and temperatures.
SINTEF Energy Research presented work on modeling transient fluid dynamics of CO2 mixtures in pipelines. The work package aims to assess the influence of impurities in CO2 during pipeline transport. Challenges include modeling depressurization events and predicting minimum temperatures. A benchmark study will compare models like OLGA and an in-house code using cases with different pipe geometries and CO2 compositions based on coal power and natural gas processing. Experimental validation may come from CIUDEN's CO2 transport rig. Accurately modeling transients helps qualify pipe materials and sizes while informing dispersion models.
Behaviour of the track in hot weather. Rail thermal forces for jointed and CW...Constantin Ciobanu
Permanent Way Institution - West of England Section Meeting - 28.02.2017
The speaker presented the main parameters that influence the track response to temperature variations and the means to evaluate and control the rail thermal forces. It was discussed the theoretical background and practical elements of managing the track in hot weather for jointed and CWR track, on plain line and S&C.
https://www.thepwi.org/calendar/event/view?id=677
Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) use solid ceramic electrolytes to transport oxygen ions between the cathode and anode. They can operate on hydrogen or natural gas fuels from 700-1000°C. Perovskite materials are commonly used as electrodes or electrolytes due to their mixed ionic and electronic conductivity. SOFCs offer clean electricity generation but challenges remain in reducing costs and operating temperatures before widespread commercialization. Research is ongoing to develop new materials with improved performance at lower temperatures.
The document discusses several coating processes including plasma spray, which uses a plasma jet over 20,000 K to melt and propel particles onto a substrate, complete melting is important for uniformity and residual stress can occur from uneven thermal expansion. It also discusses high velocity oxygen fuel coating which uses supersonic particle velocities over 1000 m/s for bonding through kinetic energy without melting, and produces a noisy diamond shock cell structure, and chemical vapor deposition such as low pressure CVD for integrated circuits where temperature control is critical and surface chemistry depends on temperature and gas concentration.
This document discusses modeling and simulations of proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells. It describes modeling PEMFCs using macroscale, mesoscale, and microscale approaches. It also discusses using commercial software like ANSYS Fluent to model PEMFC performance, temperature distribution, current density, and other factors. Several case studies are presented modeling different PEMFC geometries and conditions.
CFD ANALYSIS OF GAS METAL ARC WELDING1Pratik Joshi
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Analytical model for predicting the effect of operating speed on shaft powergargashrut91
The document presents an analytical model for predicting the relationship between operating speed and shaft power output of Stirling engines. The model uses a lumped mass approach to analyze transient temperature variations in the expansion and compression spaces. Results show that shaft power output initially increases with operating speed, reaches a maximum at a critical speed, and then decreases at higher speeds as temperature differences are reduced. Power output is also affected by parameters like air mass, thermal resistances, and regenerator effectiveness.
Strain Effects on Defects and Diffusion in Perovskites
Dane Morgan, Tam Mayeshiba, Milind Gadre, Anh Ngo
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Yueh-Lin Lee, Yang-Shao Horn
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stuart Adler
University of Washington, Seattle
October 6, 2014
MMM
Berkeley, California
isiMix Technology - Simulation of Mixing Processes
1. The First and the only tool in the Industry
2. Reliable and accurate results
3. Based on More Than 300 Man Years of R&D and Industry Experience
4. Replacing Pilot Experiments
5. Accelerated Time-to-Market process
6. User Friendly and easily accessible
http://visimix.com/
The document summarizes a PhD thesis on numerically and experimentally studying melt flow under the influence of electromagnetic fields. It discusses motivations for improving directional solidification of silicon for solar cells. This includes increasing crucible size and using lower purity feedstock. Electromagnetic field stirring is proposed to tailor convection and address challenges from these trends. A model experiment is developed using a GaInSn melt, and ultrasound Doppler velocimetry is used to validate numerical simulations of melt flow patterns under symmetric and asymmetric electrode configurations. The flow structures are analyzed in terms of Lorentz forces and radial pressure gradients.
Modelling Stress Path and Fracture Pressure Hysteresis for CO2 Storage in Depleted Reservoirs - presentation by Thomas Lynch of the University of Leeds at the UKCCSRC meeting Monitoring of the deep subsurface, 23 October 2014
This document presents a bond graph approach to model gas metal arc welding (GMAW). It summarizes existing static force balance and modified force balance models used to estimate droplet sizes in GMAW. It then describes modeling the welding process using magnetohydrodynamic equations and developing a hydraulic bond graph model to represent the droplet formation process. Key components of the bond graph model include fluid inertances, capacitances and resistances to model the forces involved and predict droplet volume over time. Simulation results show the model volume output is within 50% error of the theoretical volume curve.
This document discusses several methods for cooling power electronics including liquid cooling, air cooling, microchannel cooling, heat pipes, and jet impingement cooling. It also discusses using carbon nanotubes (CNTs) to improve polymer composites for applications in power electronics cooling. Microchannel cooling can provide high heat transfer coefficients but also high pressure drops. Heat pipes use phase change to passively circulate fluid for cooling. Jet impingement can provide high heat transfer but erosion may occur at high velocities. CNTs have excellent thermal and mechanical properties but achieving good dispersion in polymers is challenging.
This document summarizes a student project to evaluate the performance of a solar PV panel using a micro pulsating heat pipe (MPHP) as a cooling device. The project aims to select materials for the MPHP and PV panel, optimize the MPHP design parameters like channel shape and size, working fluid, and filling ratio to maximize heat transfer. The methodology involves testing different MPHP material and design options to determine the most effective configuration for cooling the PV panel and improving its efficiency. Results will be analyzed to evaluate heat transfer performance and efficiency of both the PV panel and MPHP cooling system.
Diffusion is the mass transport of atoms in solids by atomic motion. There are two main mechanisms: vacancy diffusion, where atoms exchange with vacancies in the lattice, and interstitial diffusion, where smaller atoms diffuse between lattice sites. The rate of diffusion depends on factors like temperature, activation energy, and the concentration gradient. Fick's laws can be used to calculate the flux of diffusing atoms and model diffusion processes. Controlling diffusion is important for applications like alloy processing and semiconductor doping.
MHD power generation directly converts heat into electricity using magnetohydrodynamics. Hot ionized gas is passed through a magnetic field, inducing a current due to the Lorentz force. There are two main types - open cycle systems that exhaust combustion products and closed cycle systems that recycle the working fluid like seeded inert gas or liquid metal. While more efficient than conventional power, MHD systems require very high temperatures and large magnets, making them expensive. They have applications in spacecraft, experiments, and defense.
Magneto hydro dynamic power generation (mhd power generation)Rishabhlko
This document presents information on magneto hydro dynamic (MHD) power generation. MHD power generation uses electrically conducting fluids, like plasmas, liquid metals, and salt water that are passed at high velocity through a powerful magnetic field to generate an electric current. The document discusses the principles and working of both open-cycle and closed-cycle MHD systems. Open-cycle systems use combustion of fuels to heat gases that are then seeded and passed through an MHD generator. Closed-cycle systems circulate liquid metals or inert gases through a Brayton power cycle. MHD power generation has advantages of high efficiency and compact size but challenges include requirements for very high fluid velocities and temperatures.
SINTEF Energy Research presented work on modeling transient fluid dynamics of CO2 mixtures in pipelines. The work package aims to assess the influence of impurities in CO2 during pipeline transport. Challenges include modeling depressurization events and predicting minimum temperatures. A benchmark study will compare models like OLGA and an in-house code using cases with different pipe geometries and CO2 compositions based on coal power and natural gas processing. Experimental validation may come from CIUDEN's CO2 transport rig. Accurately modeling transients helps qualify pipe materials and sizes while informing dispersion models.
Behaviour of the track in hot weather. Rail thermal forces for jointed and CW...Constantin Ciobanu
Permanent Way Institution - West of England Section Meeting - 28.02.2017
The speaker presented the main parameters that influence the track response to temperature variations and the means to evaluate and control the rail thermal forces. It was discussed the theoretical background and practical elements of managing the track in hot weather for jointed and CWR track, on plain line and S&C.
https://www.thepwi.org/calendar/event/view?id=677
Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) use solid ceramic electrolytes to transport oxygen ions between the cathode and anode. They can operate on hydrogen or natural gas fuels from 700-1000°C. Perovskite materials are commonly used as electrodes or electrolytes due to their mixed ionic and electronic conductivity. SOFCs offer clean electricity generation but challenges remain in reducing costs and operating temperatures before widespread commercialization. Research is ongoing to develop new materials with improved performance at lower temperatures.
The document discusses several coating processes including plasma spray, which uses a plasma jet over 20,000 K to melt and propel particles onto a substrate, complete melting is important for uniformity and residual stress can occur from uneven thermal expansion. It also discusses high velocity oxygen fuel coating which uses supersonic particle velocities over 1000 m/s for bonding through kinetic energy without melting, and produces a noisy diamond shock cell structure, and chemical vapor deposition such as low pressure CVD for integrated circuits where temperature control is critical and surface chemistry depends on temperature and gas concentration.
This document discusses modeling and simulations of proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells. It describes modeling PEMFCs using macroscale, mesoscale, and microscale approaches. It also discusses using commercial software like ANSYS Fluent to model PEMFC performance, temperature distribution, current density, and other factors. Several case studies are presented modeling different PEMFC geometries and conditions.
CFD ANALYSIS OF GAS METAL ARC WELDING1Pratik Joshi
The document discusses computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis of gas metal arc welding (GMAW). It begins with an introduction to GMAW and the energy involved. It then discusses the literature review on previous studies of GMAW modeling and experiments. The objectives are to develop a numerical model of the two-phase GMAW process and study the effects of nozzle geometry on shielding gas flow and welding arc characteristics. The methodology involves using CFD to model the complex physics. Governing equations for the model are derived based on assumptions of axial symmetry and local thermodynamic equilibrium. The modeling approach and parameters used to represent the geometry and welding standards are also outlined.
Analytical model for predicting the effect of operating speed on shaft powergargashrut91
The document presents an analytical model for predicting the relationship between operating speed and shaft power output of Stirling engines. The model uses a lumped mass approach to analyze transient temperature variations in the expansion and compression spaces. Results show that shaft power output initially increases with operating speed, reaches a maximum at a critical speed, and then decreases at higher speeds as temperature differences are reduced. Power output is also affected by parameters like air mass, thermal resistances, and regenerator effectiveness.
Strain Effects on Defects and Diffusion in Perovskites
Dane Morgan, Tam Mayeshiba, Milind Gadre, Anh Ngo
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Yueh-Lin Lee, Yang-Shao Horn
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stuart Adler
University of Washington, Seattle
October 6, 2014
MMM
Berkeley, California
isiMix Technology - Simulation of Mixing Processes
1. The First and the only tool in the Industry
2. Reliable and accurate results
3. Based on More Than 300 Man Years of R&D and Industry Experience
4. Replacing Pilot Experiments
5. Accelerated Time-to-Market process
6. User Friendly and easily accessible
http://visimix.com/
The document summarizes a PhD thesis on numerically and experimentally studying melt flow under the influence of electromagnetic fields. It discusses motivations for improving directional solidification of silicon for solar cells. This includes increasing crucible size and using lower purity feedstock. Electromagnetic field stirring is proposed to tailor convection and address challenges from these trends. A model experiment is developed using a GaInSn melt, and ultrasound Doppler velocimetry is used to validate numerical simulations of melt flow patterns under symmetric and asymmetric electrode configurations. The flow structures are analyzed in terms of Lorentz forces and radial pressure gradients.
Modelling Stress Path and Fracture Pressure Hysteresis for CO2 Storage in Depleted Reservoirs - presentation by Thomas Lynch of the University of Leeds at the UKCCSRC meeting Monitoring of the deep subsurface, 23 October 2014
This document presents a bond graph approach to model gas metal arc welding (GMAW). It summarizes existing static force balance and modified force balance models used to estimate droplet sizes in GMAW. It then describes modeling the welding process using magnetohydrodynamic equations and developing a hydraulic bond graph model to represent the droplet formation process. Key components of the bond graph model include fluid inertances, capacitances and resistances to model the forces involved and predict droplet volume over time. Simulation results show the model volume output is within 50% error of the theoretical volume curve.
This document discusses several methods for cooling power electronics including liquid cooling, air cooling, microchannel cooling, heat pipes, and jet impingement cooling. It also discusses using carbon nanotubes (CNTs) to improve polymer composites for applications in power electronics cooling. Microchannel cooling can provide high heat transfer coefficients but also high pressure drops. Heat pipes use phase change to passively circulate fluid for cooling. Jet impingement can provide high heat transfer but erosion may occur at high velocities. CNTs have excellent thermal and mechanical properties but achieving good dispersion in polymers is challenging.
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Вийшов новий випуск науково-технічного журналу "Ядерна енергетика та довкілля", співзасновниками якого є ДП "Державний науково-інженерний центр систем контролю та аварійного реагування", Інститут пролблем безпеки атомних електростанцій Національної академії наук України та ГО "Українське ядерне товариство". Випуск №15 увібрав у себе статті, що присвячені актуальним питанням атомної енергетики та радіоекології, зокрема: технологічних аспектів функціонування ядерних установок, радіаційного моніторингу і впливу атомної енергетики на довкілля та культури безпеки.
Вийшов новий випуск науково-технічного журналу "Ядерна енергетика та довкілля", співзасновниками якого є ДП "Державний науково-інженерний центр систем контролю та аварійного реагування", Інститут пролблем безпеки атомних електростанцій Національної академії наук України та ГО "Українське ядерне товариство". Випуск №14 увібрав у себе статті, що присвячені актуальним питанням атомної енергетики та радіоекології, зокрема: технологічних аспектів функціонування ядерних установок, радіаційного моніторингу і впливу атомної енергетики на довкілля та культури безпеки.
Ратифікувавши Паризьку кліматичну угоду, країни-підписанти поставили за мету обмежити зростання загальносвітової температури до рівня менше 2ºС до 2050 року. Вважається, що лише за таких умов вдасться уникнути довгострокових і незворотних кліматичних змін, а також загибелі окремих екосистем. І тут постає головне питання: як досягти цього показника? Відповідь водночас проста і надзвичайно складна: треба зменшити викиди вуглекислого газу, але для багатьох країн це потребуватиме глибокого переформатування енергетичного сектору.
Пошуки альтернатив вуглецевим джерелам енергії з метою пом’якшення впливу виробництва енергії на довкілля свідчать про те, що з атомною енергією на сьогодні поки що не може конкурувати жоден з видів генерації як за потужністю виробництва, так і за мінімальним рівнем впливу на довкілля та клімат.
Саме цей меседж намагалися донести представники Українського ядерного товариства, які взяли участь у Міжнародному марші за клімат в Україні 20 вересня 2019 року. Захистити своє право на безпечне довкілля без кліматичної кризи вийшли більше двох тисяч людей з 21 міста України. Учасники акції пройшли центральними вулицями міста Києва, від Михайлівської площі до Офісу Президента України, з вимогою до влади вжити реальних дій для боротьби зі зміною клімату шляхом розвитку низьковуглецевих джерел енергії в Україні, одним з яких є і ядерна генерація.
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Презентація директора ДП "ДНТЦ ЯРБ" Ігора Шевченка в рамках Міжнародної конференції з нагоди 10-річчя АУЯФ "Український ядерний форум 2019: ядерна енергетика - стан та тенденції розвитку"
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The Power of Community Newsletters: A Case Study from Wolverton and Greenleys...Scribe
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Presentation by Julie Topoleski, CBO’s Director of Labor, Income Security, and Long-Term Analysis, at the 16th Annual Meeting of the OECD Working Party of Parliamentary Budget Officials and Independent Fiscal Institutions.
FT author
Amanda Chu
US Energy Reporter
PREMIUM
June 20 2024
Good morning and welcome back to Energy Source, coming to you from New York, where the city swelters in its first heatwave of the season.
Nearly 80 million people were under alerts in the US north-east and midwest yesterday as temperatures in some municipalities reached record highs in a test to the country’s rickety power grid.
In other news, the Financial Times has a new Big Read this morning on Russia’s grip on nuclear power. Despite sanctions on its economy, the Kremlin continues to be an unrivalled exporter of nuclear power plants, building more than half of all reactors under construction globally. Read how Moscow is using these projects to wield global influence.
Today’s Energy Source dives into the latest Statistical Review of World Energy, the industry’s annual stocktake of global energy consumption. The report was published for more than 70 years by BP before it was passed over to the Energy Institute last year. The oil major remains a contributor.
Data Drill looks at a new analysis from the World Bank showing gas flaring is at a four-year high.
Thanks for reading,
Amanda
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New report offers sobering view of the energy transition
Every year the Statistical Review of World Energy offers a behemoth of data on the state of the global energy market. This year’s findings highlight the world’s insatiable demand for energy and the need to speed up the pace of decarbonisation.
Here are our four main takeaways from this year’s report:
Fossil fuel consumption — and emissions — are at record highs
Countries burnt record amounts of oil and coal last year, sending global fossil fuel consumption and emissions to all-time highs, the Energy Institute reported. Oil demand grew 2.6 per cent, surpassing 100mn barrels per day for the first time.
Meanwhile, the share of fossil fuels in the energy mix declined slightly by half a percentage point, but still made up more than 81 per cent of consumption.
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Presentation by Rebecca Sachs and Joshua Varcie, analysts in CBO’s Health Analysis Division, at the 13th Annual Conference of the American Society of Health Economists.
2. 1
Miroslav Gleitz
CTU in Prague, Fakulty of Mechanical Engineering,
Energy Engineering department (Power engineering)
• Doctor‘s studium (PhD), first year
• Part time job
UJV Energoproject, Nuclear Engineering department
• Part time job
3. Miroslav Gleitz
Bachelor‘s degree thesis (2016)
Design of heat pump
Master‘s degree thesis (2018)
A study of an energy cycle for Small Modular Reactor 30 MWt
(sCO2 cycle)
Doctor‘s degree (present)
Cooling system of fusion reacotrs
2
4. Cooling of Fusion Reacors
JET Tokamak inside, Culham in Oxfordshire
3
5. Cooling of Fusion Reactors
Many possible geometries for intensification of heat transfer
Disadvantage:
• Difficult (expensive)
• Pressure drops
• Lower possible heat flux
(against hypervapotron)
4
10. Hypervapotron
• How to solve?
• Ansys Fluent 16.2 – has problems (Písek, 2016)
• Ansys CFX – possible (Milnes 2010, Pitoňák 2017)
• StarCCM+ – potentionally possible
(one of objects of this work)
9
15. Two methods how to solve two phase flow
• One phase flow (boiling included)
• Two phase flow
Hypervapotron (Star CCM+)
14
16. There is 7 types of two (and more) phase flow:
• Eulerian Multiphase (EMP)
• Mixture Multiphase (MMP)
• Volume Of Fluid (VOF)
• Dispersed Multiphase (DMP)
• Fluid Film (Film)
• Lagrangian Multiphase (LMP)
• Discrete Element Method (DEM)
Hypervapotron (Star CCM+)
15
17. Phase interaction
• Interphase Forces
- Drag
- Lift (Due to shear)
- Virtual Mass (Due to acceleration)
- Wall Lubrication Force (Due to shear in boundary layer)
- Turbulent Dispersion Force (Accounts interaction with turbulent eddies)
- User Potential Force (For applications such as foams and flow in porous media where
capillary or osmotic pressure is important)
• Interphase Mass Transfer
- Wall and Bulk Boiling
- Reactions
- Single Component Crystal Growth
• Interphase Energy Transfer
Eulerian Multiphase (EMP)
16
26. Hypervapotron
25
Harmonogram:
1. Concept and construction of experimental loop,
Concept of experimental canal
2. Design of experimental canal
a) Solidworks, StarCCM+
b) CAD model, Canal manufacturing
3. Connection of the experimental canal to the experimantal loop,
setting the loop to run properly
4. Data collection, validation
5. Evaluation