See how doped metal oxide firebricks enable cost-effective thermal energy storage up to 2000°C,
See how electric arc heating replaces charcoal and gas to enable precise temperature control, s
See how an electric arc grill replaces charcoal and gas with segmented heating rods for indepen
See how a plasma heater recirculates exhaust through water pipes and uses air-based plasma to r
See how dynamic resistance control in an insulated reactor uses periodic switching and paramete
Non-uniform electrode spacing and switched current levels heat liquid directly while limiting power fluctuations and overheating.
Electrospinning resin and pitch precursors enables carbon fiber nonwovens with high graphitization, large surface area, and tighter diameter control.
A switch matrix and non-uniform electrode spacing let direct resistance liquid heating track flow changes while limiting power supply fluctuations.
A rotating conical sprayer separates spinning solution into fine streams to prevent droplet agglomeration and form uniform nanofiber webs.
A curved solution flight path extends solvent evaporation time without increasing nozzle-electrode distance, voltage, or apparatus size.
A coaxial electrospinning approach forms hydrophobic sheath-coated fibers into superhydrophobic, oleophobic mats without extra coating steps.
A bimodal fiber web formed from one polymer enables shaped respirators and filters with stiffness, recyclability, and low pressure drop.
Compression-molded ingress and egress profiles use shape memory sealing to prevent refrigerator reservoir tube leaks with less manual assembly.
Electrospun NO-donor nanofibers in a permeable elastomer matrix enable sustained nitric oxide release to reduce thrombosis and biofilm risk.
Light-activated diacetylene compounds color textiles on demand, enabling high-resolution images without complex contact printing or fabric damage.
Electrospun sulfated cellulose meshes solve water-solubility limits while retaining rhBMP-2 and supporting osteogenic cell attachment.
Embedding bleaching actives in electrospun polymer nanofibers enables controlled release for cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfection.
Corona discharge charges the polymer stream at low voltage, reducing insulation hazards while enabling flexible fine-fiber spinning.
A covered dipping basin and moving spinning electrode cut solvent evaporation during electro-spinning while keeping the polymer ratio stable.
Electrospun fiber webs are embedded and removed to form interconnected microconduits that preserve strength while enabling rapid fluid transport.