Superadiabatic Partial Oxidation for Hydrogen and Sulfur Production from Hydrogen Sulfide The Gas Technology Institute has been investigating superadiabatic partial oxidation concepts to not only develop novel, cost-effective processes to recover hydrogen and sulfur from hydrogen sulfide, but also produce hydrogen from natural gas and other liquid hydrocarbons, and gasify solid feedstocks, incl...

When the accretion rate is more than a small fraction of Eddington, the inner regions of accretion disks around black holes are expected to be radiation-dominated. However, in the α-model, these regions are also expected to be thermally unstable. In this paper, we report two 3-d radiation MHD simulations of a vertically-stratified shearing box in which the ratio of radiation to gas pressure is ...

We design, fabricate, and test thin thermally stable metastructures consisting of bi-metallic unit cells and show how the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) of these metastructures can be finely and coarsely tuned by varying the CTE of the constituent materials and the unit cell geometry. Planar and threedimensional finite element method modeling (FEM) is used to drive our design and inform...

MOTIVATION For many biotechnological purposes, it is desirable to redesign proteins to be more structurally and functionally stable at higher temperatures. For example, chemical reactions are intrinsically faster at higher temperatures, so using enzymes that are stable at higher temperatures would lead to more efficient industrial processes. We describe an innovative and computationally efficie...

New routes for the synthesis of high Tg thermally stable polymer foams with pore sizes in the nanometre regime have been developed. Foams were prepared by casting well-defined microphase-separated block copolymers comprising a thermally stable block and a thermally labile material. At properly designed volume fractions, the morphology provides a matrix of the thermally stable material with the ...