Books by Keyword: Thermophysical Properties

Description: This special edition presents the research results focused on materials processing, battery engineering, and thermal engineering — three domains that are increasingly critical to modern industry and sustainable technological development. By presenting results of current research across these fields, the special edition aims to inform engineers, researchers, and students working toward innovative and efficient engineering solutions.

Description: The 7th volume of the journal Engineering Innovations contains articles that accent the reader's attention on the latest engineering design and results of research in materials science, engineering design, urban transport network development issues, wastewater treatment, investigation of thermophysical properties of alternative engine fuel, etc. The presented articles will be helpful to many engineers and researchers in materials, mechanical engineering, civil engineering and environmental protection.

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This special issue contains peer-reviewed papers. It describes the results of engineering solutions and research dealing with actual problems in using solar and wind energy and processes of heat and mass transfer in thermal systems.

Description: This issue of the journal presents materials of the XIV International Scientific and Practical Conference "New Polymer Composite Materials", which was held from 4 to 8 July 2018 in the Kh.M. Berbekov Kabardino-Balkarian State University, Russia. The content of the reports presented reflects the results of research in the field of polymer synthesis and the development of new polymer composite materials, as well as the application aspects arising from them.

Description: Nucleation is a central topic in Materials Science because it initiates most phase transformations. When a new phase appears within an existing phase, seeds must form before growth can occur within the given volume. The study of nucleation treats the very early stages, which involve only a limited number of atoms or molecules. It is a branch of fundamental research which has far-reaching implications for processes where nucleation is of paramount relevance to phase and microstructure selection. The development of any new material or processing route always leads to renewed interest in the topic.