255 results on '"Green, Sheldon"'
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2. Influence of membrane deflection on energy exchanger performance
3. A light extinction-based concentration measurement in two phase gas-solid flow
4. On the tensile response of formed fiber networks with low areal density
5. The influence of microstructure on the tensile properties of a creped tissue paper: Modeling and experiments
6. Orientation dependent permeability in asymmetric composite membranes
7. Modelling condensation in energy exchangers with variable permeability membranes
8. Experimental investigation of substrate roughness effects on high-acceleration film splitting
9. Experimental investigation of condensation in energy recovery ventilators
10. Fouling of composite water vapor transport membranes by aerosol nanoparticles
11. An elastoplastic creping model for tissue manufacturing
12. Heat and mass transfer modeling in enthalpy exchangers using asymmetric composite membranes
13. Inferring the effects of saliva on liquid bolus flow using computer simulation
14. Particulate fouling assessment in membrane based air-to-air energy exchangers
15. Experimental characterization of the oscillatory behavior of a quasi-two-dimensional collapsible channel
16. Financial implications of modifications to building filtration systems
17. Micro-PIV Measurement of Flow Upstream of Papermaking Forming Fabrics
18. Pulp Fibre Drag Coefficient
19. Flexible fiber motion in the flow field of a cylinder
20. Carrydown of liquid friction modifier.
21. Flow of a shallow film over a moving surface.
22. The discipline dependence of citation statistics
23. Lubricated rolling over a pool.
24. Characterization of Fouling with Hygroscopic and Non-hygroscopic Aerosols in Composite Polymer Membranes for Water Vapor Transport Applications
25. The effects of temperature and humidity on the permeation properties of membrane transport media used in energy recovery ventilators
26. Experimental study of train sanding.
27. Creped Tissue Paper: A Microarchitected Fibrous Network.
28. Computational fluid dynamics–discrete element method simulation of locomotive sanders.
29. Rotational Energy Transfer and Collisional Induced Raman Linewidths in N2 Gas
30. Rotational Energy Transfer Cross Sections in N2-N2 Collisions
31. Collisional excitation of interstellar sulfur monoxide
32. Excitation of interstellar hydrogen chloride
33. Collisional excitation of CO by H2O - An astrophysicist's guide to obtaining rate constants from coherent anti-Stokes Raman line shape data
34. Improved collisional excitation rates for interstellar water
35. Raman linewidths and rotationally inelastic collision rates in nitrogen
36. Comment on: Heterodyne spectroscopy of carbon monoxide lines perturbed by hydrogen and helium
37. Comment on broadening of water microwave lines by collisions with helium atoms
38. Pressure broadening data as a test of a recently proposed Ar-H2O interaction potential
39. Collisional excitation of formaldehyde in 'hot' interstellar molecular regions
40. Calculations of H2O microwave line broadening in collisions with He atoms - Sensitivity to potential energy surfaces
41. Raman Q-branch line shapes as a test of the H2-Ar intermolecular potential
42. Theoretical line shapes for rotational spectra of HCl in Ar
43. Excitation of interstellar water by ortho-and para-hydrogen
44. Through air drying of paper—the effect of dryer fabric.
45. Effect of dryer fabric structure on the performance of contact paper drying.
46. Vibration–rotation excitation of CO by hot hydrogen atoms: Comparison of two potential energy surfaces.
47. Quantum calculations for rotational energy transfer in nitrogen molecule collisions.
48. Quantum calculations for line shapes in Raman spectra of molecular nitrogen.
49. Comment on symmetry of the interaction between an asymmetric rigid rotor and a linear rigid rotor.
50. Effects of velocity changing collisions on line shapes of HF in Ar.
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