Technical report (2006-2008). Covers East Lansing, Michigan, Michigan, New York. Topics: thermal storage, 3-port condensing wave rotor, R718 refrigeration cycles, water as refrigerant. Agencies: ASME, Michigan State University, General Electric Company. Cites 29 external works.
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Two-Step Water Splitting Using Mixed-Metal Ferrites: Thermodynamic Analysis and Characterization of Synthesized Materials (2008) — M. D. Allendorf, R. B. Diver, N. P. Siegel, J. E. Miller
Metal oxide composites and structures for ultra-high temperature solar thermochemical cycles (2008) — J. E. Miller, M.D. Allendorf, R. B. Diver, L. R. Evans, N. P. Siegel and J. N. Stuecker
Transactions of the ASME (2006)
Preliminary Study of a Novel R718 Turbo-Compression Cycle Using a 3-Port Condensing Wave Rotor (2004) — Kharazi, A. A., Akbari, P., and Muller, N.
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Performance Benefits of R718 Turbo-Compression Cycles Using a 3-Port Condensing Wave Rotors (2004) — Kharazi, A. A., Akbari, P., and Müller, N.
COPs of R718 in Comparison With Other Modern Refrigerants (2004) — Kilicarslan, A., and Müller, N.
An Application of Wave Rotor Technology for Performance Enhancement of R718 Refrigeration Cycles (2004) — Kharazi, A. A., Akbari, P., and Müller, N.
Impact of the Constant Volume Combustor on a Supersonic Turbofan Engine (2002) — Smith, C. F., Snyder, P. H., Emmerson, C. W., and Nalim, M. R.
Experimental Study of Flash Evaporation of Water Film (2001) — Saury, D., Hamand, S., and Siroux, M.
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An Experimental Determination of Losses in a Three-Port Wave Rotor (1998) — Wilson, J.
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Materials Development for the CRS Solar Thermochemical Heat Engine (2006) — J. E. Miller, L. R. Evans, J. N. Stuecker, M. D. Allendorf, N. P. Siegel, and R. B. Diver
Thermodynamic Analysis Of Mixed-Metal Ferrites For Hydrogen Production By Two-Step Water Splitting (2006) — M.D. Allendorf, J. E. Miller, N. P. Siegle, R. B. Diver Jr.
R718-Turbo-Chiller System Dimensions (2004) — ILK Dresden, Germany