Lecture: Magnetohydrodynamics in metallurgical processes using electric currents

Magnetohydrodynamics in metallurgical processes using electric currents held by Assoc. Prof. Abdellah Kharicha 27 October at 10:00 AM in D3, room number 204 In metallurgy, electric currents are applied for heating, melting, and for promoting electrochemical mass transfer. The currents are passed through low conductivity media such as a salt, slags, or plasmas to generate high Joule heating intensity. Typical processes are electric arc furnaces,

Cooling via polymeric hollow fibres brought BUT a special award from the MSV committee

Millimetre-wide polymer hollow fibres used as cooling channels in a heat exchanger have earned Brno University of Technology a special award from the Gold Medal Committee. The award was presented to researchers from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at a gala on 4 October. Small polymer hollow fibres can serve as cooling channels for the heat exchanger. The ones shown at the International Engineering Fair

Lecture: Theory of Fluid Flows Applied to Spray Cooling and Turbulent Flows

The lecture will take place on Monday, August 15 at 9:00 a.m. in the large meeting room on the 4th floor of D5. Interested staff and students are welcome. Professor Lee is involved in the LTAUSA19053 project entitled: “Principles of water-air mixture design and use in industrial applications”. Taewoo Lee is an associate professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering in the School for Engineering of