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Cryogenic hydrogen cooling of heated moderator vessel

In ESS, a pulsed proton beam of 5 MW mean power will hit a tungsten target to generate neutrons by spallation. The pulses are 2.86 ms long and occur with 14 Hz; the power within a pulse is 125 MW. Only centimeters from the target, the neutrons are moderated by liquid hydrogen in aluminium vessels. The deposited power heats the surrounding structures and fluids which are circulated and cooled. The

After a Successful Business Case of ERP - What Happens then?

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERPs) systems are increasingly playing a central role in many organizations. However, before implementing ERPs organizations create business cases that are used when deciding on an ERP investment. The research questions are: How do organizations evaluate ERP investments and what models do they use to follow up the business case of an ERP investment? To say something a

Effects of formoterol on protein metabolism in myotubes during hyperthermia

Proteolysis in skeletal muscle is mainly carried out by the activity of the ubiquitin-dependent proteolytic system. For the study of protein degradation through the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway, we used a model of hyperthermia in murine myotubes. In C2C12 cells, hyperthermia (41°C) induced a significant increase in both the rate of protein synthesis (18%) and degradation (51%). Interestingly, the

Lithium analysis using a double-sided silicon strip detector at LIBAF

Quantification and mapping possibilities of lithium in geological material, by Nuclear Reaction Analysis (NRA), was evaluated at the Lund Ion Beam Analysis Facility (LIBAF). LiF and two Standard Reference Materials, (SRM 610 and SRM 612) were used in the investigation. The main part of the data was obtained at the beam energy 635keV studying the high Q-value reaction 7Li(p, α)4He, but reaction yie

Fabrication and analysis of vertical p-type InAs-Si nanowire tunnel FETs

We report InAs-Si nanowire (NW) Tunnel FETs fabricated inside nanotube templates. High device yield and performances are obtained by optimizing the growth conditions and the fabrication flow using inorganic material as dielectric spacer, atomic-layer-deposition for the metal gate and by scaling the equivalent oxide thickness (EOT). We extract the exponential parameter B of Kane's tunneling model f

Near to far field transformation of RCS using a compressive sensing method

Near field Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar Cross Section (RCS) measurements are used in this study to obtain geometrically correct images of objects placed on a turntable. The images of the targets are processed using a method common in the compressive sensing field, Basis Pursuit Denoise. A near field model based on isotropic point scatterers is set up. The target model is naturally sparse and t

In-situ neutron imaging of hydrogenous fuels in combustion generated porous carbons under dynamic and steady state pressure conditions

We report results from experiments where we characterize the surface properties of soot particlesinteracting with high-pressure methane. We find considerable differences in behavior of the soot materialbetween static and dynamic pressure conditions that can be explained by multiscale correlations inthe dynamics, from the micro to macro of the porous fractal-like carbon matrix. The measurements wer