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It is well known that diesel engines are about 30% more fuel efficient than otherwise equivalent gasoline powered counterpart engines.
Diesel fuel for over-road use is taxed at a higher level than off-road use petroleum products such as marine diesel and heating oil. These latter products are currently marked with dyes in order to distinguish them from over-road diesel fuel.
The terms nanoparticle, nanotube, nanowire or generally nanomaterials are used to describe a broad class of zero (particles) and one-dimensional (tube or wire) single or composite material architectures that possess at least one functional dimension below 100nm (a few hundred
Previous attempts to utilize aluminum anodes in batteries were plagued by high corrosion rates, parasitic hydrogen evolution, and sluggish response due to the formation of an oxide layer on the aluminum electrode surface. The objective of this project is to develop an al
Engineers seek to use biological design principles to manipulate information and import new functionality to synthetic devices.
A novel approach is presented for producing large volumes of solar cell material at a fraction of the manufacturing costs of today’s solar cells.
Diagnosing abnormalities from reports is heavily dependent on the time sequences of the patient visits.
The invention relates to the use of micro/nano-mechanical oscillators to detect electric and electromagnetic fields. Time varying electric field sensing is usually achieved using an antenna and receiver.
This invention relates to a method of evaluating resonance responses of nonlinear NEMS or MEMS devices due to mass or force loading or other stimuli.
A graphite foam that was partially densified with a second material was wrapped around the barrels of weapons. It is evident that by placing a graphite foam wrap densified with a second material around the barrels, the temperature of the barrels can be reduced.