phenol is a common pollutant that was listed by us environmental protection agency (epa) among the priority pollutants. classical methods employed for phenol removal are either costly or limited to large-scale applications such as biological and thermal decomposition methods. in this study, adsorption of phenol by a type of clay that is extracted from a local soil called khoweldi was investigat...

synopsis-in this research, possible usage of eaf dust on cement is investigated. therefore, effects of addition of different percentages of eaf dust on the most important properties of cement such as hydration heat, water coefficient, viscosity, initial and final setting times, strength development and leachability of heavy metals were studied. results showed that eaf dust alters the characteri...

LLE Review, Volume 105 26 Introduction In inertial fusion experiments, it is energetically advantageous to form the fuel into a solid shell before compression.1 Current cryogenic target experiments on OMEGA are being performed with pure deuterium (D2) as the fuel. 2 Future cryogenic target experiments will be performed with an equimolar solid mixture of deuterium and tritium (D-T). An equilibri...

This thesis demonstrates the feasibility of using a medial surface transformation as a tool to rapidly approximate the solidification patterns of convex faceted solid models of castings. The medial surface transformation is used to automate the greatest included sphere approach to solidification pattern approximation. The experimental software of this thesis extracts the medial surface transfor...

The ability to predict and control microstructure in laser deposited materials requires an understanding of the thermal conditions at the onset of solidification. The focus of this work is the development of thermal process maps relating solidification cooling rate and thermal gradient (the key parameters controlling microstructure) to laser deposition process variables (laser power and velocit...

This thesis deals with the heat evolution during solidification and its relation to the formation of porosity. It intends to improve the current understanding of the formation of porosity in cast materials with special interest in nodular cast iron and the spray forming process. Two different systems, a Fe-based alloy, Cast iron, and a Ni-based alloy, Inconel 625, are examined. The effect on th...