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Arctic sea-ice ridges: a major contributor to algal habitable space in spring

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By Anthony Chun Yin, Elias Chereque
| Frontiers in Marine Science
1 Introduction Sea ice in polar regions is characterized by significant variability at many spatial and temporal scales. Such variability remains one of the greatest challenges in sea-ice studies both from an observational perspective and for modeling purposes.
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Numerical modeling of wet steam infused fluid mixture for potential fire suppression applications - Experimental and Computational Multiphase Flow

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By De Cachinho Cordeiro, Iván Miguel, Anthony Chun Yin, Guan Heng
| link.springer.com
Abstract An advanced numerical model for modeling spontaneous condensation phenomena of water vapor was presented to investigate the flow behaviors in a converging-diverging nozzle for potential application in fire suppression using steam ejectors. The numerical model is validated against existing experimental data, which shows a good agreement.
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A multiphase approach for pyrolysis modelling of polymeric materials - Experimental and Computational Multiphase Flow

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By Timothy Bo Yuan, Anthony Chun Yin, Guan Heng, Manufacturing Engineering
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Abstract In this study, a multiphase pyrolysis model has been proposed under the large eddy simulation (LES) framework incorporating moving boundary surface tracking, char formation, and detailed chemical kinetics combustion modelling. The proposed numerical model was applied to simulate the cone calorimeter test of two kinds of materials: (i) pinewood (charring) and (ii) low-density polyethylene (non-charring).
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