Isentropic Process Isentropic process is defined as a thermodynamic process, where the gas or fluid has constant entropy (constant-entropy process). This means that the isentropic
Highly Accelerated Life Testing (HALT) refers to a reliability testing technique that aims to expose the weaknesses of a product. The main objective is to
In simple terms, the melting point of steel for example, is the temperature when it starts to change from a solid state to a liquid.
Nanofluids are fluids containing nanometer (~1-100*10-9m) sized particles. It is engineered colloidal suspension of solid state nano-particles in a base fluid. Experiments suggest that the
A technology that is often overlooked as a design option are heat pipes. Although it is widely used by many industries it is sometimes considered
This article is a basic look at thermal materials that are available today, and general design considerations for thermal design. This article covers thermal conductivity,
A few years ago solving an interface problem was just a matter of applying thermal grease. Things are much more complicated today. Not at least
The thermal design has from its early days and forward focused on the calculation accuracy problem. Great progresses have been made. The best methods nowadays
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