The Electric Particulate Suspension (EPS) is a combustion ignition system being developed at Iowa State University for evaluating quenching effects of powders in microgravity (quenching distance, ignition energy, flammability limits). Because of the high cloud uniformity possible and its simplicity, the EPS method has potential for ‘benchmark’ design of quenching flames that would provide NASA ...

Electrocoagulation process is widely used for the removal of pollutants from industrial wastewater. In present study, an attempt was made to investigate performance electrocoagulation using alu-minum and iron electrodes treat metal ions in synthetic galvanic The are with without perforations it observed that efficiency perforation (80 %) higher than (50 %). heavy increased retention time direct...

Rechargeable aluminum-graphite batteries using chloroaluminate-containing electrolytes have been the focus of significant research, particularly due to their high-rate capabilities. Engineered graphite electrodes shown exhibit supercapacitor-like rate performance, despite fact they store charge via electrochemical intercalation polyatomic AlCl 4 ? anions. However, origins such capabilities are ...

The paper presents a comparative study of the contamination of a cell suspension by ions released from aluminum cuvettes (Al(3+)) and stainless steel electrodes (Fe(2+)/Fe(3+)) during cell membrane electropermeabilization by unipolar and by symmetrical bipolar rectangular electric pulses. A single pulse and a train of eight pulses were delivered to electrodes at a 2-mm distance, with 100-micros...