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Thermal Engineering (Mikako Tanaka) Lab
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The lab centers on thermal engineering and studies hydrogen production and porous materials.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying materials and hydrogen from a thermal engineering perspective
The lab lists thermal engineering as its field of research.
The researcher directory lists "thermal engineering" and "basic physical chemistry" as research fields.
Recent papers deal with hydrogen production from ethanol using porous materials, drying and rewetting in narrow tubes, and the thermal behavior of PET treated with UV ozone.
Key terms
- Thermal engineering
- An engineering field that deals with how heat is transferred and how energy is converted using heat.
- Porous materials
- Materials with many small pores inside.
NewsLab news
A paper on the thermal behavior of UV-ozone-treated PET was published in Chemical Engineering Journal
A paper on drying and rewetting in narrow tubes was published in International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer
A paper on hydrogen production from ethanol using porous materials was published in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
A paper on catalyst-free hydrogen production from ethanol was published in Applied Thermal Engineering
ResearchResearch themes
The researcher directory lists thermal engineering as a research keyword. Recent papers include ones on hydrogen production from ethanol using porous materials, drying and rewetting in narrow tubes, and the thermal behavior of PET.
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- Assistant (Joshu)Mikako Tanaka
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