Could you realise the performance benefits of two-phase expansion in #ORC systems whilst using a radial turbine? My latest paper, and the first of my #RAEngResearch Fellowship, suggests just this.
@RAEngNews @CityUniSTEM @Elsevier_ATE
https://t.co/rCk52881YJ
@FBachtiger@MariaKariuki4@SossoGroup What a journey it's been! Super proud of everything you've achieved and can't wait to see what happens in the next chapter!
Does anyone else leave a trail of destruction behind them over the course of a few weeks? A mixture of back of the envelope calculations, to do lists and just general doodling...maybe I should frame them?! #AcademicTwitter
Thrilled to have the second paper from my
#RAEngResearch Fellowship out there, exploring the wet-to-dry expansion of organic fluids for power generation, focusing on non-equilibrium effects: https://t.co/24XIqVOR48
Below is a sneak peak!
#ORC#turbomachinery @CityUniSTEM
New(ish) supervisor here thinking about putting together a document of my expectations when it comes to formatting/preparing scientific articles. Helpful or too much?
#AcademicTwitter@AcademicChatter
There has never been a better time to stop heating homes with natural gas.
But if you lack the outside space necessary for heat pumps, another solution is possible.
Shared ground heat exchange is a system that could be eligible in 80% of UK homes.
https://t.co/QVVCc9Vqz1
@RCObsGyn@NHS Is there any publicly available data on the results behind these statistics? Struggling to find anything online and missing a bit of context...
It’s day 1 of the City Engineering Hackathon 2021! 🏗
In partnership with @Hackathons_UK, new #CitySTEM Engineering students will spend the next 2 days building solutions that will impact the way we live in 2050!
Very pleased to contribute to the latest edition of Catalyst magazine, a magazine aimed at young people aged 14-19 and #STEM educators. The article introduces the important topic of #wasteheat and its recovery.
You can check it out here:
https://t.co/0FvW4rSKL1
@STEMLearningUK
Last week I had the pleasure to share our latest publication looking at CO2-blends as working fluids within supercritical carbon dioxide power cycles. But what is a CO2-blend and why are they are interesting?
https://t.co/QfIWvoQ5Cv
#sCO2#supercritical#blends#powercycles
CO2 mixtures are great candidates for #sCO2 power cycles for #CSP applications. Our latest paper authored by Omar Aqel, myself, Mahmoud Khader & @naser_sayma published in @Elsevier_ATE investigates the sensitivity of the cycle and turbine to the dopant.
https://t.co/VPsJzCKwkO
This October I was pleased to welcome my first PhD student who will be working on a topic related to my #RAEngResearch. This week a guest entry from Mr Pawel Ogrodniczak reflecting on his journey so far and giving an insight into his research topic!
https://t.co/akG4C2ZRYu
It's #ThisisEngineering Day! And there's so much going on...
➡️ Read about the Museum of Engineering Innovation, announced today: https://t.co/UVA5OTA5a3
➡️Follow @ThisIsEng for updates throughout the day
➡️Share your inspiring engineering stories using #BeTheDifference
Very pleased to have presented some results from my #RAEngResearch Fellowship this morning at #NICFD2020. Some great feedback and now looking forward to the rest of conference.
Can cascaded organic Rankine cycle (#ORC) systems outperform single-stage systems in waste-heat recovery applications? Our latest open access paper published in Energy suggests that they can.
Co-authors: @naser_sayma, Matthew Read
https://t.co/UCAaT8hy9F