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Interstitial fluid mixing in estuarine benthic sediments

Creator:: Boyce, Allen R.
Abstract:: A method of measuring interstitial fluid mixing rates for evaluation of exchange between pore water of estuarine benthic sediments and the overlying water in a bay is presented. Pore water movement is monitored by reducing conductivity of the interstitial fluid within a zone of the benthic sediment to a depth...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: __Redacted for Privacy Abstract approved: Dr. Charles E. Wicks A method of measuring interstitial fluid

The simulated and measured performance of rotary dryers used to dry wood waste fuels using boiler exhaust gases

Creator:: Kirk, Raymond W.
Abstract:: This study evaluates the feasibility of retrofitting a rotary dryer to a hog fuel boiler, using the boiler exhaust gases as the drying medium. Two simulation models were developed. As substantiated by experimental measurement of existing boiler/dryer systems, each model accurately predicts system performance given site-specific parameters such as boiler...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: other members of my committee, Dr. Charles E. Wicks, Dr. Robert V. Mrazek and Dr. James R. Welty, for

Construction and operation of a high temperature solar furnace: studies of elemental boron

Creator:: Fisher, F. D. (Fred D.)
Resource Type:: Dissertation
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The effect of neighboring spheres on mass transfer from a single sphere

Creator:: Denenholz, Ira Marshall
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Chemical Engineering whose assistantship and facilities made this work possible. Mr. R. C. Mang

A preliminary investigation in gas bubble formation from hypodermic needles into various depth water columns

Creator:: Ruthaiyanont, Anuwat
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: hypodermic needles. The expecting relation of this study is 26 AP = r where AP is the pressure difference

The effect of concentration on diffusion coefficients in binary systems

Creator:: Prabhu, Kumbla Narasimha Srinivas
Abstract:: Diffusion coefficients were determined for the chloroform-air system at 50°C and for the methanol-air system at 55°C by the Arnold cell technique. The effect of concentration was studied by varying the concentration of the gas stream passing across the top of the Arnold cell. The chloroform-air system exhibited a strong...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: to Dr. R. V. Mrazek for his guidance during the course of this work, and for his advice during the

Equilibria in the ion exchange systems H⁺¹-CS⁺¹, H⁺²-Sr⁺², H⁺¹-Ce⁺³, Cs⁺¹-Sr⁺², Sr⁺²-Ce⁺³, H⁺¹-Cs⁺¹-Sr⁺², H⁺¹-Cs⁺¹-Ce⁺³ and H⁺¹-Sr⁺²-Ce⁺³

Creator:: Meyer, Walter
Abstract:: A new method for determining ion exchange equilibrium data by liquid scintillation counting of the equilibrated solution phase is described. This method has been applied to determine equilibria between Dowex 50W X8, a commercial strong cation exchange resin, and binary and ternary solution containing the varying combinations of H⁺¹, Cs⁺¹,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: the resin is partially replaced by A. A+1 + B+1 R o a B+1 -i- A+1 R (1) At equilibrium both the

Dynamics behavior of a cascade, cross-flow, packed column

Creator:: Golshani, Aboutaleb
Abstract:: The dynamics of a cross-flow, packed tower were investigated as a new alternative for gas-liquid contacting. At the present time there are two methods of gas-liquid contact, co-flow, and counter-flow, both having known limitations. This investigation studies cross-flow contact in an effort to eliminate the lower limits of gas-liquid flow...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Abstract approved: Redacted for Privacy Dr. Charles E. Wicks The dynamics of a cross-flow, packed tower

Vapor pressures of hafnium (IV) iodide, tungsten (VI) chloride and arsenic (III) oxide by a metal diaphragm technique

Creator:: Stevenson, Franklin Dee
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Special acknowledgement goes to his Major Professor, Dr. Charles E. Wicks, who has given freely of his

Effect of turbulence intensity on mass transfer from plates, cylinders, and spheres in air streams

Creator:: Schnautz, John Adelbert
Resource Type:: Dissertation
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Interstitial fluid mixing in estuarine benthic sediments

The simulated and measured performance of rotary dryers used to dry wood waste fuels using boiler exhaust gases

Construction and operation of a high temperature solar furnace: studies of elemental boron

The effect of neighboring spheres on mass transfer from a single sphere

A preliminary investigation in gas bubble formation from hypodermic needles into various depth water columns

The effect of concentration on diffusion coefficients in binary systems

Equilibria in the ion exchange systems H⁺¹-CS⁺¹, H⁺²-Sr⁺², H⁺¹-Ce⁺³, Cs⁺¹-Sr⁺², Sr⁺²-Ce⁺³, H⁺¹-Cs⁺¹-Sr⁺², H⁺¹-Cs⁺¹-Ce⁺³ and H⁺¹-Sr⁺²-Ce⁺³

Dynamics behavior of a cascade, cross-flow, packed column

Vapor pressures of hafnium (IV) iodide, tungsten (VI) chloride and arsenic (III) oxide by a metal diaphragm technique

Effect of turbulence intensity on mass transfer from plates, cylinders, and spheres in air streams

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