Abstract Ohmic heating is a variation of conventional which generates heat by passing an electric current through material. It known as Joule and involves electricity flowing material that can withstand the passage in electrical to produce heat. Numerous scientific studies contend ohmic evolution traditional food industry owing its capacity warm products swiftly uniformly. Other benefits includ...

Cu-based, solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) electrodes were modified by electrodeposition of Co. The addition of only 5-vol% Co by electrodeposition significantly improved the thermal stability compared to either Cu-ceriaYSZ, Cu-Co-ceria-YSZ, or Co-ceria-YSZ electrodes prepared only by impregnation with much higher metal loadings, demonstrating that electrodeposited metal layers form metal films wit...

Simulations have shown that convection-driven geodynamo models can produce reversing magnetic fields of a similar strength to those of the geomagnetic field. These simulations suggest that the ohmic dissipation arising from the geodynamo is not due solely to the largest scale harmonics of the magnetic field, but is dominated by contributions from smaller scale components. It is argued that, in ...

A 1D electrochemical, lumped thermal model is used to explore pulse power limitations and thermal behavior of a 6 Ah, 72 cell, 276 V nominal i-ion hybrid-electric vehicle (HEV) battery pack. Depleted/saturated active material Li surface concentrations in the negative/positive electrodes onsistently cause end of high-rate (∼25 C) pulse discharge at the 2.7 V cell−1 minimum limit, indicating soli...