TRANSPORT PHENOMENA IN TWO-PHASE FLOWS

Transport phenomena in pure fluids have been the
focus of basic and applied research since the early
1900s. With the development of advanced manufacturing
techniques and the increasing demand for energy
efficient processes, research in transport phenomena
of two-phase flows in special fluids and fluid
mixtures has gained importance. Condensation of fluid
mixtures is extremely important for utilization of
low grade waste heat and other second law efficiency
improvement measures.

Autorentext

Ratnesh Sharma has a doctorate degree in Mechanical Engineeringfrom University of Colorado at Boulder and a bachelor's degreefrom Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. His researchspans thermal management in microelectronic devices to energymanagement in datacenters. He has been granted over 40 US patents.

Klappentext

Transport phenomena in pure fluids have been thefocus of basic and applied research since the early1900s. With the development of advanced manufacturingtechniques and the increasing demand for energyefficient processes, research in transport phenomenaof two-phase flows in special fluids and fluidmixtures has gained importance. Condensation of fluidmixtures is extremely important for utilization oflow grade waste heat and other second law efficiencyimprovement measures.