In this study, the ignitability characteristics affected by an oxygen coaxial flow diluted with inert gases (nitrogen and helium) were experimentally investigated using Jet A1 diffusion flame configurations. As molar concentration of supplied to increased, dilution gas decreased, which drastically lowered measured minimum ignition energy. When only was without gas, most easily observed, thereby...

Recent research has witnessed rapid advances in synthesis of nanocrystals, which has led to the development of a large variety of approaches for producing nanocrystals with controlled dimensions. However, most of these techniques lack the high-throughput production. Herein, we report on a viable and robust strategy based on an inert-gas-driven microflow reactor for continuous crafting of high-q...

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) were grown using a DC arc discharge process in an air atmosphere and relevant process parameters were investigated. ithout using an inert gas, multi walled carbon nanotubes could be synthesized in the deposit area of the cathode even in an air atmosphere, but ingle walled carbon nanotubes were not detected in the soot area despite using the same process conditions as in ...

Evaluation of welding process such as metal inert gas welding and tungsten inert gas arc welding on tensile, bend and hardness properties of austenitic stainless steel SS347H(18Cr 10Ni 1Cb ), T22(21⁄4Cr Mo) and T91(9Cr 1Mo V) grades are studied. Tubes of 54 mm of outer diameter and 4 mm of wall thickness is used as a base material in the following combination SS347H VS T91 and T91 VS T22 is wel...

Pathogenic microorganisms are able to adhere on equipment surfaces, being possible to contaminate food during processing. Salmonella spp. and Listeria monocytogenes are important pathogens that can be transmitted by food, causing severe foodborne diseases. Most surfaces of food processing industry are made of stainless steel joined by welds. However currently, there are few studies evaluating t...

Using ultrafast computed tomography, we have developed a technique for measuring local ventilation in a volume of 1 cm3 in the normal supine lung. The technique employs the inert gas xenon in its nonradioactive form and makes use of its radiopaque properties. The inhalation of xenon results in changes in density which can be detected and measured in Hounsfield units using ultrafast computed tom...