Damped Wave Transport and Relaxation

Damped Wave Transport and Relaxation

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  Sharma, Kal Renganathan ^a  

^a SASTRA UNIVERSITY   (India)

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271. th Annual Meeting of the Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers 2003.
272. th ACS National Meeting 1997.
273. Sharma K.R., Turton R. Powder Technology 1998, 99:109-118.
274. Sharma K.R. Periodicity in Pressure Fluctuations in Gas-Solid Fluidized Beds 1998, Fluidization IX, Durango, CO, USA, May.
275. Sharma K.R. Role of Turbulence, Time Dependence on Heat Transfer in Circulating Fluidized Beds. 90th AIChE Annual Meeting 1998.
276. Sharma K.R. Mesoscopic Estimation of Intraocular Pressure Measurements in the Diagnosis of Glaucoma. 91st AIChE Annual Meeting 1999.
277. Sharma K.R. Amplitude Damping of Signals from Thin-film Heat Gauges in Circulating Pressurized Fluidized Beds. 91st AIChE Annual Meeting 1999.
278. Sharma K.R. Data Interpretation from Thin Film Heat Gauges in Bubbling Fluidized Beds. 91st AIChE Annual Meeting 1999.
279. Sharma K.R. Mesoscopic Correlation for Heat Transfer Coefficients with Pressure Fluctuations in Pressurized Fluidized Bed Combustors. 33rd National Heat Transfer Conference 1999.
280. Sharma K.R. Heat Transfer Coefficient at Minimum Fluidization Velocity for Gas-Solid Fluidized Beds. 33rd National Heat Transfer Conference 1999.
281. Sharma K.R. Thermal Time Constant of a Bubble and Interpretation of Heat Transfer Signals. 33rd National Heat Transfer Conference 1999.
282. Sharma K.R. Rectilinear Migration of a Drop in a Nonlinear Temperature Gradient. 33rd National Heat Transfer Conference 1999.
283. Sharma K.R. Development of a Mechanistic Heat Transfer Model that Accounts for Turbulence, Time Dependence and Non-Fourier Heat Propagation in Circulation Pressurized Fluidized Beds. International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, IMECE 99 1999.
284. Sharma K.R. Gas-Solid Mass Transfer in Fluidized Bed Degasifier. International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, IMECE 99 1999.
285. Sharma K.R. Mechanism of Heat Transfer to a U Tube in a CFB. 17th National Convention of Chemical Engineers 2001.
286. Sharma K.R. Convective and Relaxation Effects in Heat Transfer in CFB to a Horizontal Tube. CHEMCON 2001, Chemical Engineering Congress 2001.
287. Sharma K.R. Bounded Solution for HHC Wave Propagative Equation. CHEMCON 2001, Chemical Engineering Congress 2001.
288. Sharma K.R. Lecture Notes in Computational Molecular Biology 2003, SASTRA University Press, Thanjavur, India.
289. th ACS National Meeting 2003.
290. Sharma K.R. Critical Radii of Zirconium Nuclear Fuel Rod Neither Greater than the Shape Limit Nor Less than Cycling Limit. AIChE Spring National Meeting, Presentation Record 2003.
291. th ACS National Meeting 2003.
292. th ACS National Meeting 2003.
293. Sharma K.R. Storage Coefficient of Substrate in a 2 GHz Microprocessor. 225th ACS National Meeting 2003.
294. Sharma K.R. Temperature Dependent Heat Source Effect in Cooling Nuclear Reactors. 225th ACS National Meeting 2003.
295. Sharma K.R. Transient Temperature Solution under CWT for a Sphere using the Cattaneo and Vernotte non-Fourier Equation. 225th ACS National Meeting 2003.
296. Sharma K.R. Time Taken to Alarm in High Temperature Barrier Coating. AIChE Spring National Meeting 2003.
297. Sharma K.R. Unsteady Viscous Flow-Flow Near a Wall Suddenly Set in Motion using the Hyperbolic Momentum Wave Propagative Equation. AIChE Spring National Meeting 2003.
298. Sharma K.R. Molecular Sieve Design for Reuse of Army Vehicle Washeries under Mild Conditions. AIChE Spring National Meeting 2003.
299. Sharma K.R. Adsorber Design for Removal of Acrylonitrile from Water. AIChE Spring National Meeting 2003.
300. th Indian Chemical Society Meeting 2003.
301. Sharma K.R. Fluid Mechanics and Machinery 2003, Anuradha Publishers, Kumbakonam, India.
302. Sharma K.R. Plane of Zero Concentration in Finite Speed Diffusion. 41st Annual Convention of Chemists, Meeting 2004.
303. Sharma K.R. Some Issues in Thermal Barrier Coating 2004, CHEMCON 2004, Mumbai, India, December.
304. Sharma K.R. Minimum Width of a Cylindrical Pellet to Avoid Subcritical Damped Oscillations 2004, CHEMCON 2004, Mumbai, India, December.
305. Sharma K.R. A Solution by Wave Coordinate Transformation of Hyperbolic Diffusion & Relaxation Equation with Surface Reaction 2004, CHEMCON 2004, Mumbai, India, December.
306. Sharma K.R. Fluidized Bed Heat Transfer in Combustors-Hyperbolic Heat Wave Partial Differential Equation Solution by the Method of Laplace Transform and Series Solution by the Method of Frobenius. ACS Symp. Arch., 52nd Southeast Regional Meeting of the ACS, SERMACS 2000.
307. Sharma K.R. Transient Fixed Bed Adsorption Examination using Hyperbolic Partial Differential Equations. ACS Symp. Arch., 52nd Southeast Regional Meeting of the ACS, SERMACS 2000.
308. Sharma K.R. Hyperbolic Wave Propagative Partial Differential Equation Solution in Elution Chromatography. ACS Symp. Arch., 221st ACS National Meeting 2001.
309. Sharma K.R. Thermal Time Constant of a Sphere using Hyperbolic Heat Wave Equation. ACS Symp. Arch., 34th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2001.
310. Sharma K.R. Unsteady Evaporation by Hyperbolic Mass Propagative Equation. ACS Symp. Arch., 33rd ACS Central Regional Meeting/Great Lakes Meeting 2001.
311. Sharma K.R. Unsteady Diffusion with First Order Reaction. ACS Symp. Arch., 33rd ACS Central Regional Meeting/Great Lakes Meeting 2001.
312. Sharma K.R. Gas Absorption with Rapid Chemical Reaction. ACS Symp. Arch., 33rd ACS Central Regional Meeting/Great Lakes Meeting 2001.
313. Sharma K.R. Diffusion and Chemical Reaction in Isothermal Laminar Flow along a Soluble Flat Plate. ACS Symp. Arch., 33rd ACS Central Regional Meeting/Great Lakes Meeting 2001.
314. Sharma K.R. Quenching of a Steel Billet. ACS Symp. Arch., 222 ACS National Meeting 2001.
315. Sharma K.R. Modified Bessel Composite Function of the First Kind Solution of Hyperbolic Heat Wave Equation. ACS Symp. Arch., 222 ACS National Meeting 2001.
316. Sharma K.R. Thermal Conductivity Change with Temperature for Metallic Solids. ACS Symp. Arch., 53rd Southeast Regional Meeting of the ACS, SERMACS 2001.
317. Sharma K.R. Generalized Normal Distribution and Periodicity. AIChE Symp. Arch., 93rd AIChE Annual Meeting 2001.
318. Sharma K.R. Compound Semiconductor Dopant Diffusion in VLSI/SLSI. AIChE Symp. Arch., 93rd AIChE Annual Meeting 2001.
319. Sharma K.R. Calculation of Thermal Diffusvity from Periodic Heating of Sample. AIChE Symp. Arch., 93rd AIChE Annual Meeting 2001.
320. rd ACS National Meeting 2002.
321. Sharma K.R. Optimization of Heat Sinks in SLSI. ACS Symp. Arch., 223rd ACS National Meeting 2002.
322. Sharma K.R. On the Inverse Heat Transfer Problem. ACS Symp. Arch., 223rd ACS National Meeting 2002.
323. Sharma K.R. Modified Heisler/Grober Charts using Hyperbolic Partial Differential Equations. ACS Symp. Arch., 223rd ACS National Meeting 2002.
324. Sharma K.R. Hyperbolic Wave Propagative Equation Solution to Chemisorption of Organic Sulfides onto Palladium. ACS Symp. Arch., Rocky Meeting Regional Meeting of the ACS, RMRM 02 2002.
325. Sharma K.R. Generalized Fick's Diffusion Law and Dopant Concentration Profile. AIChE Symp. Arch., 94th AIChE Annual Meeting 2002.
326. Sharma K.R. Concentration Polarization Layer in Reverse Osmosis. AICHE Symp. Arch., 94th AIChE Annual Meeting 2002.
327. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-I Relativistic Coordinate Transformation in Cartesian Coordinates. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
328. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-II Relativistic Transformation in Cylindrical Coordinates. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
329. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-III Relativistic Transformation in Spherical Coordinates. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
330. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-IV Pulse Decay in Infinite Media. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
331. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-V Critical Coating Thickness of Barrier Coating. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
332. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-VI Critical Thickness of Sphere to Avoid Pulsations by Method of Separation of Variables. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
333. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-VII Critical Thicknes of Finite Slab to Avoid Pulsations. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
334. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Mass Diffusion-VIII Fast Simultaneous Reaction and Diffusion in a Finite Slab. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
335. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Mass Diffusion-IX Fast Simultaneous Diffusion and Reaction in a Cylinder. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
336. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-X Fast Simultaneous Diffusion and Reaction in a Sphere. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
337. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-XI Nulcear Heat Source in a Cylinder. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
338. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-XII Storage Coefficient of Substrate in Microprocessor. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
339. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Mass Diffusion-XIII Infinite Relaxation Number Limit & D'Alambert's Solution. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
340. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-XIV Infinite Order PDE for Transient Temperature Representation. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
341. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-XV CWF in Semi-Infinite Medium. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
342. Sharma K.R. Finite Speed Heat Conduction-XVI Convection & Conduction to and fro a Horizontal Tube in a CFB. 36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
343. Sharma K.R. Method of Complex Temperature Solution to Cattaneo and Vernotte Non-Fourier Finite Speed Heat Conduction Equation. 35th Great Lakes Regional Meeting of the ACS, GLRM 03 2003.
344. Sharma K.R. Transient Analysis of Laminar Flow in Circular Pipe-Occurence of Pulsations below Critical Value. 58th Northwest Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
345. Sharma K.R. Melting of Ice Cube including the Finite Speed Heat Conduction Effect. 58th Northwest Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
346. Sharma K.R. Diffusion Issues in DNA Sequencing using Sanger's Method. 58th Northwest Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
347. Sharma K.R. Dopant Transient Concentration Profile Representation using Third Order PDE. Northeast Regional Meeting of the ACS, NERM 03 2003.
348. Sharma K.R. Where is the Second Law Violation in Hyperbolic Damped Wave Finite Speed Diffusion Equation Solution?. 226th ACS National Meeting 2003.
349. Sharma K.R. Secondary Pressure Fluctuations in Gas Solid Geldart A Fluidized Beds and a Maxwellian Explaination. 226th ACS National Meeting 2003.
350. th AIChE Annual Meeting 2003.
351. th AIChE Annual Meeting 2003.
352. th AIChE Annual Meeting 2003.
353. th AIChE Annual Meeting 2003.
354. Sharma K.R. Ratio of Covection to Storage and Pulsations in Finite Speed Heat Conduction. Central Regional Meeting of the ACS 2003.
355. th ACS National Meeting 2004.
356. th ACS National Meeting 2004.
357. th ACS National Meeting 2004.
358. th Northwest Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society, NORM/RMRM 2004.
359. th Soutwest Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 2004.
360. th Southwest Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 2004.
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