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1. Wear-Resistant and Oleophobic Biomimetic Composite Materials

   The Lotus effect involving roughness-induced superhydrophobicity is a way to design biomimetic non-wetting, non-sticky, self-cleaning, omniphobic,...

   Vahid Hejazi, Michael Nosonovsky in Green Tribology

   Chapter 2012
   

2. Self-Lubricating Behavior of Graphite Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites

   Lubricants are extensively used between the contacting surfaces to reduce friction and wear. These lubricants are usually toxic and not readily...

   Pradeep L. Menezes, Pradeep K. Rohatgi, Michael R. Lovell in Green Tribology

   Chapter 2012
   

3. Moon Dune – Bacillithic Cratertecture

   The potential for microbial life to adapt and evolve in environments beyond its planet of origin should be assessed. Little is currently known...

   Magnus Larsson, Alex Kaiser in Moon

   Chapter 2012
   

4. Evolution of composite fouling on a vertical stainless steel surface caused by treated sewage

   Composite biological and inorganic fouling occurs in plate heat exchangers (PHEs) using treated sewage as heat transfer medium, which lowers the heat...

   Cheng Zan, Lin Shi, ... **ujuan Ma in Frontiers of Energy and Power Engineering in China

   Article 17 October 2009

5. International and National Approaches to End-Use Technology Development

   The IEA has recently completed the first of two rounds of reviews of Member comtries’ research, development, demonstration and dissemination (RDD&D)...

   Connie Smyser in Demand-Side Management and Electricity End-Use Efficiency

   Chapter 1988
   

6. Liner Insulation for Gas-Cooled Reactors

   In his formal closing of the Conference on Prestressed Concrete Pressure Vessels organized by the Institution of Civil Engineers in London in March,...

   B. N. Furber, J. Davidson in Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology

   Chapter 1980