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1. The Effect of Added Carbon Dioxide on the Relationship between Chemiluminescence and Flame Heat Release in Premixed Natural Gas Combustion Systems

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Open Access
Author:
Mulvaney, Kathleen Mara
Title:
The Effect of Added Carbon Dioxide on the Relationship between Chemiluminescence and Flame Heat Release in Premixed Natural Gas Combustion Systems
Area of Honors:
Engineering Science
Keywords:
combustion
natural gas
chemiluminescence
stationary gas turbines
exhaust gas recirculation
laminar premixed combustion
File:
Download mulvaney_senior_thesis_FINAL.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Domenic Adam Santavicca, Thesis Supervisor
Barbara A. Shaw, Thesis Honors Advisor
Judith A Todd Copley, Faculty Reader

2. Developing a new modeling method for liquid piston stirling engines using thermal-hydraulic code

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Open Access
Author:
Kriebel, Andrew T
Title:
Developing a new modeling method for liquid piston stirling engines using thermal-hydraulic code
Area of Honors:
Mechanical Engineering
Keywords:
stirling
engine
liquid piston
fluidyne
solar
water pump
modeling
computer
trace
snap
lpse
File:
Download Thesis_-_ATK_-_Final_Submit.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Andrew Michael Erdman, Thesis Supervisor
Domenic Adam Santavicca, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. Mimicking Nature's Mechanisms: Creating a Directionally Omniphobic Liquid Infused Surface Coating

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Open Access
Author:
Wang, Jonathan Waylen
Title:
Mimicking Nature's Mechanisms: Creating a Directionally Omniphobic Liquid Infused Surface Coating
Area of Honors:
Mechanical Engineering
Keywords:
directional surface
omniphobic surface
bio-inspired engineering
anisotropic wetting
File:
Download Final_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Tak-Sing Wong, Thesis Supervisor
Domenic Adam Santavicca, Thesis Honors Advisor

11. Evaluation Of The Effective Shear Modulus Method: residual Stress In The No-load State and Comparison To The Standard Method

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Open Access
Author:
Chisena, Robert S
Title:
Evaluation Of The Effective Shear Modulus Method: residual Stress In The No-load State and Comparison To The Standard Method
Area of Honors:
Mechanical Engineering
Keywords:
CB13 Method
Effective Shear Modulus
Tubular Organs
Incompressibility
Gastrointestinal Tract
File:
Download Chisena_Thesis_20Nov14.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
James Gordon Brasseur, Thesis Supervisor
Domenic Adam Santavicca, Thesis Honors Advisor
Francesco Costanzo, Thesis Supervisor