Microfabricated planar electroosmotic (EO) pump is an innovative micro pump which promotes chip-level integration in micro devices such as micro cooling and micro combustion systems.
In this research, an innovative heat pump system based on the hybrid concept that combines compression cycle and absorption cycle was investigated mathematically.
In this article from Poland, Professor Janusz Plutecki and Dr Janusz Skrzypacz of the Dept of Mechanical Engineering at Wroclaw University of Technology discuss the creation of a numerical model of the flow in this innovative pump stator.
Perhaps even more important is innovative pump design.
Clinical evaluation of these innovative pump designs are currently underway.
During construction, the masts were filled with 10000 psi cast-in-place concrete using innovative pumping techniques.
In order to address these issues, the current paper presents the development of an innovative engine cooling pump for automotive applications that is based on the sliding vane technology.
The objective of the study described here is to explore the possibilities of an innovative two-stage micro pump.
In order to remove the limitations originating from inefficient heat and mass transfer in adsorption refrigeration/heat pump, an innovative arrangement design was proposed.
Based on the air purification capacity of regenerative silica gel rotor, an innovative clean air heat pump (CAHP) was designed, developed and investigated through experimental studies.
