In the present work, a prototype of a new type of solar collectors, which called Direct Absorption Solar Collector, was built and its thermal performance is experimentally compared with conventional flat plate solar collector under transient and steady state conditions. Different volume fractions of multi wall carbon nanotubes in water and ethylene glycol mixture (70%:30% in volume) were used a...

In the present work, a prototype of a new type of solar collectors, which called Direct Absorption Solar Collector, was built and its thermal performance is experimentally compared with conventional flat plate solar collector under transient and steady state conditions. Different volume fractions of multi wall carbon nanotubes in water and ethylene glycol mixture (70%:30% in volume) were used a...

nuclear cross sections that determine core multiplication strongly depend on core temperature (e.g., the doppler, moderator density effects etc). on the other hand, since this heat is generated by the neutron flux in the reactor core, the temperature distribution in the core will depend heavily on its neutronic behavior. fuel centerline temperature could be the limiting constraint on reactor po...

Abstract - Use of efficient signal processing tools (SPTs) to extract proper indices for fault detection in induction motors (IMs) is the essential part of any fault recognition procedure. The Part1 of the two parts paper focuses on Fourier-based techniques including fast Fourier transform and short time Fourier transform. In this paper, all utilized SPTs which have been employed for fault fete...

[1] Transient tracers and the closely related ‘‘age’’ tracers exhibit a rich physical and mathematical structure even for problems of one space dimension. This richness tends to make interpretation of observations, which are inevitably thin in both space and time, difficult, in contrast to the situation in modeling studies. At least six different timescales and corresponding space scales can ap...

in this study, generation of the transient evoked ooacoustic emissions in human ear has been simulated using a new electroacoustic model. the method of state variables was adopted to calculate the auditory model, and numerical integration methods have been used to solve differential equations in matlab. simulation results have been compared with the real data. in this study, latency curves, fre...

Computational, data, and service grids, peer to peer systems, and wireless communication systems are examples of open systems where the distinction between providers and consumers of resources is blurred. Individual members of the community contribute computing cycles, storage, services, and communication bandwidth to the pool of resources available to the entire community. While the popularity...

2014 A method for the approximate transient analysis of the BCCD is presented. The solution is obtained by considering only the nearly-linear Poisson/Laplace’s equation in a completelydepleted/charge-neutral region and subsequent estimate of carrier flow across the interface between the charged and neutral regions. Additional factors are introduced in the solution of the equations to ensure tha...

TCP has been found to perform poorly in the presence of spurious timeouts (ST) caused by delay spikes which are especially more frequent in today’s wireless mobile networks than in traditional wired network. Because STs are generally considered to represent a transient state in wired networks, previous research did not consider the effects of ST on the steady state performance of TCP. In this p...

A stochastic theory of fluvial landsurfaces is developed for transport-limited erosion, using well-established models for the water and sediment fluxes. The mathematical models and analysis is developed showing that some aspects of landsurface evolution can be described by Markovian stochastic processes. The landsurfaces are described by nondeterministic stochastic processes, characterized by a...