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Turbulent natural convection in an air-water system with evaporation across the free surface by Julien CARLIER28 FebIn this talk, I will present numerical results for turbulent convection in a pool that contains liquid water in the lower part and air in the upper one. The bottom wall is uniformly heated and natural convection is established in both phases, accompanied by water evaporation across the free surface of the water.En savoir plusTurbulent natural convection in an air-water system with evaporation across the free surface by Julien CARLIER28 FebIn this talk, I will present numerical results for turbulent convection in a pool that contains liquid water in the lower part and air in the upper one. The bottom wall is uniformly heated and natural convection is established in both phases, accompanied by water evaporation across the free surface of the water.
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Techno-economic and resource assessment of electrolytic hydrogen and ammonia production23 FebThe primary goal of this PhD thesis has been to identify countries where land and water constraints could prompt the import of hydrogen or its derived carriers instead of relying on domestic production based on inland renewable resources.En savoir plusTechno-economic and resource assessment of electrolytic hydrogen and ammonia production23 FebThe primary goal of this PhD thesis has been to identify countries where land and water constraints could prompt the import of hydrogen or its derived carriers instead of relying on domestic production based on inland renewable resources.
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Low Mach number flows: Numerical methods and asymptotic consistency by Václav Kučera22 FebIn computational fluid dynamics, low Mach number flows present an important yet difficult task. These flows live on the border between two completely different worlds - compressible and incompressible - thus presenting considerable challenges for numerical methods.En savoir plusLow Mach number flows: Numerical methods and asymptotic consistency by Václav Kučera22 FebIn computational fluid dynamics, low Mach number flows present an important yet difficult task. These flows live on the border between two completely different worlds - compressible and incompressible - thus presenting considerable challenges for numerical methods.
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X-Ray Based 3D Histology of Soft Biological Tissues Using Cryogenic Contrast-Enhanced MicroCT by Arne Maes20 Feb“Form follows function” reflects an established principle in biology, which states that the structure of biological tissues and organs is closely linked to their in vivo functioning.En savoir plusX-Ray Based 3D Histology of Soft Biological Tissues Using Cryogenic Contrast-Enhanced MicroCT by Arne Maes20 Feb“Form follows function” reflects an established principle in biology, which states that the structure of biological tissues and organs is closely linked to their in vivo functioning.
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Residual stresses, Geometrical Defects and Surface Hardening: Impacts on Lifetime of Biomedical Implants by Maïté CROONENBORGHS12 FebThe imperative of reliability of biomedical implants is crucial to ensure their long-term functionality, thereby reducing the need for additional, sometimes invasive, surgical interventions. In this context, growing rods used to correct scoliosis in growing children face challenges related to a high fatigue failure rate.En savoir plusResidual stresses, Geometrical Defects and Surface Hardening: Impacts on Lifetime of Biomedical Implants by Maïté CROONENBORGHS12 FebThe imperative of reliability of biomedical implants is crucial to ensure their long-term functionality, thereby reducing the need for additional, sometimes invasive, surgical interventions. In this context, growing rods used to correct scoliosis in growing children face challenges related to a high fatigue failure rate.
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The influence of arterial disease and age in the biological response to arterial metal implants by Jeremy Goldman08 FebMetal stents to treat arterial diseases of older humans are routinely designed and developed using young disease-free animals. Such animal models are used despite the significant declines of tissue regeneration, cell proliferation, and inflammation in aged humans and the profound cellular and structural changes present in diseased arteries that are not reflected in young healthy animals.En savoir plusThe influence of arterial disease and age in the biological response to arterial metal implants by Jeremy Goldman08 FebMetal stents to treat arterial diseases of older humans are routinely designed and developed using young disease-free animals. Such animal models are used despite the significant declines of tissue regeneration, cell proliferation, and inflammation in aged humans and the profound cellular and structural changes present in diseased arteries that are not reflected in young healthy animals.
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Enhancing small-scale biomass gasification through steam and oxygen injection: Experimental and numerical analysis by Arnaud Rouanet08 FebLignocellulosic biomass gasification is a promising sustainable alternative to fossil fuels in several applications, such as high-temperature industrial heat for industries or decentralized and flexible Combined Heat and Power (CHP).En savoir plusEnhancing small-scale biomass gasification through steam and oxygen injection: Experimental and numerical analysis by Arnaud Rouanet08 FebLignocellulosic biomass gasification is a promising sustainable alternative to fossil fuels in several applications, such as high-temperature industrial heat for industries or decentralized and flexible Combined Heat and Power (CHP).
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All you wood to know about densification (A ROAD TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE THERMO-HYGRO-MECHANICAL WOOD DENSIFICATION PROCESS)02 FebDue to climate change, the Belgian forests are under pressure and their health is becoming a major concern. For the moment, the forest parcels contain mostly a unique wood species presenting high density suitable for structural applications.En savoir plusAll you wood to know about densification (A ROAD TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE THERMO-HYGRO-MECHANICAL WOOD DENSIFICATION PROCESS)02 FebDue to climate change, the Belgian forests are under pressure and their health is becoming a major concern. For the moment, the forest parcels contain mostly a unique wood species presenting high density suitable for structural applications.
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A High-Order Discontinuous Galerkin Tool for the Simulation of Multiphase Problems – Application to Space Debris Ablation by Melting by David HENNEAUX01 FebInterest in the space debris proliferation has been growing substantially over the last decade because of the ever-increasing threat posed by those derelict spacecrafts on the sustainability of future space activities and the risks for on-ground casualties and the environment.En savoir plusA High-Order Discontinuous Galerkin Tool for the Simulation of Multiphase Problems – Application to Space Debris Ablation by Melting by David HENNEAUX01 FebInterest in the space debris proliferation has been growing substantially over the last decade because of the ever-increasing threat posed by those derelict spacecrafts on the sustainability of future space activities and the risks for on-ground casualties and the environment.
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Towards the development of bio-based membranes for CO2 capture and utilization26 JanMembranes are versatile materials, capable of achieving much in a small package. They have been widely explored for CO2 capture applications to enhance capture performance.En savoir plusTowards the development of bio-based membranes for CO2 capture and utilization26 JanMembranes are versatile materials, capable of achieving much in a small package. They have been widely explored for CO2 capture applications to enhance capture performance.