A battery thermal management system uses a low melting point separator layer to trigger an endothermic reaction that absorbs heat and prevents thermal runaway.
A measurement device obtains two Brillouin gain spectra using different incident light spectral widths to detect optical fiber characteristics.
Replacing bulky sensors, this optical system analyzes scattered light to monitor fire conditions in high airflow areas while reducing false alarms.
A microfluidic device determines fluid temperature by reading diffusion signals from a fluorescent agent using an optical camera system.
Hull-integrated sub-hulls create a bubble curtain that attenuates acoustic waves from piling, reducing noise pollution.
Thermochromic paint layers on a heating table change color to resolve the contradiction between visual temperature monitoring and device complexity.
Thermal inversion of the bioheat equation calculates local and spatially averaged specific absorption rate, eliminating mechanical probe translation delays.
Pre-printed indicator arrays replace time-consuming manual inspections by detecting energetic events and temperature ranges via colorimetric responses.
A creatine chemical exchange saturation transfer method enables noninvasive absolute temperature measurement with high spatial resolution.