Search results for: BCM

• CCM and DCM operation analysis of cascaded quasi-Z-source inverter

  Publication

  • D. Vinnikov
  • I. Roasto
  • R. Strzelecki
  • M. Adamowicz

  - Year 2011

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• CBM Collaboration

  Publication

  • T. Ablyazimov
  • R. Adak
  • A. Adler
  • A. Agarwal
  • K. Agarwal
  • Z. Ahammed
  • A. Ahmad
  • F. Ahmad
  • N. Ahmad
  • A. Akindinov... and 470 others

  - NUCLEAR PHYSICS A - Year 2021

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• CBM Collaboration

  Publication

  • T. Ablyazimov
  • A. Abuhoza
  • R. Adak
  • J. Adamczewski-Musch
  • M. Adamczyk
  • M. Aggarwal
  • Z. Ahammed
  • F. Ahmad
  • N. Ahmad
  • S. Ahmad... and 546 others

  - NUCLEAR PHYSICS A - Year 2014

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• CBM Collaboration

  Publication

  • T. Ablyazimov
  • A. Abuhoza
  • R. Adak
  • J. Adamczewski-Musch
  • M. Adamczyk
  • M. Aggarwal
  • Z. Ahammed
  • F. Ahmad
  • N. Ahmad
  • S. Ahmad... and 546 others

  - NUCLEAR PHYSICS A - Year 2014

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• The consequences of dynamic BPM

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  • M. Szelągowski

  - e-mentor - Year 2014

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• Acoustic Processor of the MCM Sonar

  Publication

  • M. Rudnicki
  • J. Schmidt
  • A. Schmidt
  • W. Leśniak

  - Automatyka / Automatics - Year 2013

  This paper presents the concept of an acoustic processor of the mine countermeasure sonar. Developed at the Department of Marine Electronics Systems, Gdansk University of Technology, the acoustic processor is an element of the MG-89, a modernised underwater acoustic station. The focus of the article is on the modules of the processor. They are responsible for sampling analogue signals and implementing the algorithms controlling...

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• Stability investigation of the PCM nanocomposites

  Publication

  • P. Boroń
  • M. Fabrykiewicz
  • J. Cieśliński

  - Year 2022

  In present study was showed the results of research the stability of nanoPCMs in terms of types and concentrations of surfactant used. For stearic acid has been added PVP or oleic acid in concentrations of 0%, 5% and 10%. Nanoparticles TiO2 and Al-2O3 in concentration of 1% were chosen to be researched in this test. The mixing of nanocomposites has been done in an ultrasonic scrubber in which the samples were placed for 45 mins....

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• Stability Investigation of the PCM Nanocomposites

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  • J. Cieśliński
  • P. Boroń
  • M. Fabrykiewicz

  - Acta Mechanica et Automatica - Year 2023

  Ensuring the stability is a key issue to be solved for the technical application of nanocomposites. In this work, fatty acid P1801 served as base phase change material (PCM)P1801, and its main ingredients are palmitic acid (58%) and stearic acid (38%). Titania (TiO2) and alumina (Al2O3) with mass concentrations of 1% and 5% were selected as nanoparticles, while polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) or oleic acid (OA) with mass concentrations...

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• BMC MICROBIOLOGY

  Journals

  ISSN: 1471-2180

• CBM Experiment Local and Global Implications

  Publication

  • R. Romaniuk
  • W. Zabołotny
  • R. S. Romaniuk

  - International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications - Year 2016

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