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11. Moisture and Chloride Transport in Concrete
Sammanfattning : Material properties pertaining to the physical phenomena of mass transport in concrete are important for the durability of concrete structures, and they can ultimately be derived from material heterogeneities found at different subscales. On the mesoscale level, these heterogeneities are mainly characterized by the presence of embedded aggregates in the cement paste, together with cracks. LÄS MER
12. Radiative Heat Transfer in Suspension-Fired Systems
Sammanfattning : Radiation is the dominating heat transfer mechanism in most furnaces, and the radiative properties of combustion products represent important aspects regarding its suitability as a heat source. However, fuel and energy markets are undergoing rapid changes due to increasing concerns related to the security of supply and increased global warming. LÄS MER
13. Study of solidification and volume change in lamellar cast iron with respect to defect formation mechanisms
Sammanfattning : Lamellar cast iron is a very important technical alloy and the most used material in the casting production, and especially in the automotive industry which is the major consumer. Beside the many great properties, it is inclined to form casting defects of which some can be prevented, and some may be repaired subsequently. LÄS MER
14. Towards better practices in detection of wastewater pollution in stormwater sewers and volume estimation of SSO discharges
Sammanfattning : Separate sewerage systems are designed so that the wastewater and stormwater are carried separately. However, in practice, untreated wastewater discharges to receiving waters are not that rare, impairing the quality of the receiving waters and increasing the risks to public health and aquatic organisms. LÄS MER
15. Migration of molecules in the brain : focus on the extracellular space and the cerebrospinal fluid
Sammanfattning : Three different molecules and three different experimental models were used to study the migration of molecules in the rat brain: a neurotransmitter- dopamine, an extracellular market- mannitol, and a neuropeptide beta-endorphin. Two models in vivo were used to study the diffusion and migration of molecules: dual-probe rnicrodialysis in the striatum, and direct intrastriatal microinjections followed by cerebrospinal fluid sampling from the cisterna magna. LÄS MER