Oil shale is a potential alternative fossil energy source whose kerogen’s chemical structure makes up the basis of its application, presently for pyrolysis or retorting…
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Conditioning of built environments dominates global energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. If lighting can be used actively to stimulate our perception of the thermal…
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Winston Churchill once said, “We shape our buildings, and afterward, our buildings shape us.” Buildings grow, adapt, and evolve just like the users that occupy…
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Crystallization is a cheap and relatively straightforward way of purifying materials. It’s not surprising that it’s a technique of choice for many industries, including the…
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Hydrogen can be easily produced through water electrolysis (2H2O → 2H2 + O2), a process that makes use of electricity to break the bonds between constituent elements…
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Published by Nesrin Ozalp and Hamed Abedini Najafabadi Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department, University of Minnesota Duluth, 55812, Duluth, MN; School of Chemical Engineering, Iran University of…
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Published by Marta Malo CIEMAT, National Fusion Laboratory, 28040, Madrid, Spain These findings are described in the article entitled Stability of porous SiC based materials…
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Open-cell materials, such as metal and ceramic foams, have been extensively utilized in high-temperature applications due to their light weight, good flow-mixing capability, and ability…
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Published by Roland Loto Department of Mechanical Engineering, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria These findings are described in the article entitled Anti-corrosion properties of…
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Global warming and climate change are probably the major challenges facing humanity today, which necessitates the reduction of the anthropogenic CO2 emissions into the atmosphere….
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Energy is an important element of today’s society whose demand has risen over the last years with population growth and economic development, among other issues,…
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