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JOURNAL of ENGINEERING THERMOPHYSICS Vol. 42, No. 3, Mar., 2021 CONTENTS JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING THERMOPHYSICS Vol. 42, No. 3, Mar., 2021 CONTENTS Development of Novel Non-noble-metal Porous Carbon Materials and Its Oxygen Reduction Performance ············· ········································· YANG Yi-Wen LI Ming-Jia SONG Bing-Ye TONG Zi-Xiang (543) Experimental Study on the Novel Solar Still Using SSPCM ····················NIAN Yong-Le CHENG Wen-Long (553) Thermophysical Properties of n-Hexadecane at Elevated Temperatures by Surface Light Scattering ·················· ·················· ZHAO Guan-Jia YUAN Ze-Min BI Sheng-Shan YIN Jian-Guo WU Jiang-Tao MA Su-Xia (559) Research on Heat Transfer Characteristics in Cryogenic Precooling Process and Surface Modification Influence on Precooling ··············· Efficiency WANG Lei HUANG Xiao-Ning WANG Jiao-Jiao MA Yuan Li Yan-Zhong LEI Gang (565) Investigation on Thermoacoustic Refrigerator at Room Temperature ········································· ·················· WANG Xin WU Zhang-Hua LIU Dong-Dong ZHANG Li-Min HU Jian-Ying LUO Er-Cang (573) Study on Alternator Coupled Gas-Fired Duplex Stirling Heat Pump System ·································· ············ SUN Yan-Lei HU Jian-Ying LUO Er-Cang WU Zhang-Hua ZHANG Li-Min LUO Kai-Qi GAO Bo (579) Research on the Low-speed Similarity Principles for Compressor Stator Airfoils ································· ······································· LIU Bao-Jie ZHANG Chuan-Hai YU Xian-Jun AN Guang-Feng (586) Cooling Performance of Single-Row Cylindrical Film Holes on Suction Side of a Rotor Blade ······················ ·················································· TAO Hao-Jie CHI Zhong-Ran ZANG Shu-Sheng (595) Flow Control of the Stalled S809 Airfoil With the Separated Jet Flow Device ·································· ············································· SHI Xu-Yang SUN Jin-Jing XU Bin HUANG Dian-Gui (601) Development of Smart Control Experiment System for Offshore Wind Turbine Blades and Analysis of Control Effect ····· ··············································· YANG Hong-Lei ZHANG Ming-Ming XU Jian-Zhong (611) Effects of Cooling Jet in the Cavity on Tip-leakage Flow in the Turbine ······································ ················· WANG Yu-Fan ZHANG Wei-Hao ZOU Zheng-Ping CAO Xia CHEN Yun JIANG Shou-Min (619) Nonlinear Aeroelastic Model of Large Wind Turbine Blades ··············································· ············································ YANG Bin DAI Li-Ping WANG Xiao-Dong KANG Shun (626) Experimental Study on Characteristics of Bubble Growth and Detachment in Crossflow ·························· ············································· ZHANG Wei KANG Can LIU Meng-Yao ZHANG Li-Li (633) Study on Wind Turbine Output Power Based on Fluid-solid Coupling Yaw ···································· ······································ WANG Xue-Li ZHANG Li-Ru ZHANG Jia-Qi WANG Jian-Wen (641) Study on Solar-driven Evaporation Performance of Bubbly Flow Nanofluids ··································· ········································ YAO Guan-Sheng FENG Yi-Jun XU Jin-Liang LIU Guo-Hua (647) Investigation on Flow Behavior of Spherocylindrical Particles in a Pulsed Fluidized Bed ·························· ········································· REN An-Xing TANG Tian-Qi WANG Tian-Yu HE Yu-Rong (651) The Synergic Effect of a Linear Nanocomposite Pour Point Depressant and Magnetic Field on the Modification of Highly Waxy ··· Crude Oil PENG Ze-Heng YU Wei-Jie YAN Tao HUANG Hui-Rong GAN Dong-Ying WANG Wei GONG Jing (657) Numerical Investigation on Hot Water Injection Process Along Fractures of Methane Hydrate Reservoirs ·············· ·············· FENG Yong-Chang CHEN Lin OKAJIMA Junnosuke KOMIYA Atsuki MARUYAMA Shigenao (663) Study on Distribution of Physical Fields Regarding to Airflow and Heat Transfer of Room Cooling ·················· ·························································· WANG Guan-Bang ZHANG Xin-Rong (668) Characteristics of Droplet Spreading and Atomizing on Circular Plate under Ultrasonic Excitation ·················· ···························································· LI Shuai LI Dong ZHAO Xiao-Bao (676) Manipulating Thermal Conductivity of Graphene Monolayer via Isotopic Doping and Fractal Structure ··············· ············································ HAN Dan DING Wen-Yang WANG Xin-Yu CHENG Lin (680) Wall Effect Analysis for Effective Thermal Conductivity of Pebble Beds Under Passive Heat Transfer Mechanism ········ ·································· BU Shan-Shan CHEN Bo SUN Wan MA Zai-Yong ZHANG Lu-Teng (686) Dispersion Relation of Planar Metasurfaces ········································ CHEN Hao LIU Dong (694) Analytical and Experimental Study of the High Temperature Heat Pipe Sonic Limitation ························· ········································ ZHAO Jie YUAN Da-Zhong TANG Da-Wei CAO Ke JI Yang (700) Study on Condensation Heat Transfer and Condensation Separation of CO2/H2OMixed······LU Jun-Hui LI Jun-Ming (706) Experimental Study of Subcooled Flow Boiling on Micro-wire Surface ················LIN Yu-Hao LI Jun-Ye LI Wei (712) Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Microstructure and Thermal Conductivity of CaO-Al2O3-SiO2 Slag ··············· ···································· FENG Guang-Peng FENG Yan-Hui FENG Dai-Li ZHANG Xin-Xin (718) Thermal Performance of An Air-multichannel Flat Tube Phase Change Thermal Storage Device ···················· ··············· CHEN Chuan-Qi DIAO Yan-Hua ZHAO Yao-Hua WANG Ze-Yu LIANG Lin PANG Ming-Xin (724) Study on the Theoretical Model of Leidenfrost Temperature for a Sessile Droplet on a High-temperature Wall ·········· ··················································· CAI Chang LIU Hong XI Xi ISSAM Mudawar (732) Study on the High-temperature Emittance Measurement Method Based on Radiative Heating Source ················· ··················································· LIU Meng AI Qing WANG Shuai XIA Xin-Lin (740) Synergistic Improvement of Thermal Properties of Thermal Conductive Silicone Grease by Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene ···················································· AN Lei CHEN Li-Fei XIE Hua-Qing YU Wei (745) Impact of Built-in Coiled Tube Diameter on the Optical-thermal Conversion Characteristics of Receiver ·············· ·························································· XIAO Lan HE Song WU Shuang-Ying (752) The Simulation of Cavity Flameholder by PDF-LES Method ············································· ········································ WANG Fang DOU Li WEI Guan-Yi LIU Deng-Huan JIN Jie (758) The Influence of Volume Dielectric Barrier Discharge on Methane Diffusion Flame Characteristics ·················· ················ CHEN Qing-Ya NIE Wan-Sheng CHEN Chuan TONG Yi-Heng ZHU Yang-Zhu CHE Xue-Ke (768) Experimental Study on Ash Film Fraction During Pulverized Coal Combustion ································ ··········· LIU Si-Qi NIU Yan-Qing WEN Li-Ping LIANG Yang YAN Bo-Kang WANG Deng-Hui HUI Shi-En (776) Effect of K-supported Ce0.5Mn0.5O2 Catalyst on Soot Combustion Performanc ································ ··························· HUANG Chao LIU Jun-Heng SUN Ping JI Qian LIANG Xin-Hua ZHANG Qi (781) Prediction of the Autoignition of a Fuel Jet in a Confined Turbulent Hot Coflow ······························· ··············································· LIU Hao-Yang QIAN Wen-Kai ZHU Min LI Su-Hui (788) Effects of Hydrogen Addition on the Detailed Flame Structure of Turbulent Flames in Thin Reaction Zon ···· ZHANG Wei-Jie WANG Jin-Hua LIN Wen-Jun LI Guo-Hua YE Jing-Feng GUO Shi-Long XIA Hao ZHANG Meng HUANG Zuo-Hua (795) Study on the In-situ Construction of the Transparent Structural Foamed Copper Selenide and the Removal of Mercury From Flue ················· Gas LI Qin YANG Jian-Ping ZHAO Yong-Chun ZHANG Jun-Ying QU Wen-Qi LI Hai-Long (802) Effects of DMM and Nanoparticles Additive on Combustion and Emission Characteristics of an Agricultural Diesel Engine ························· WEI Jiang-Jun LI Bo CHEN Xue-Feng LU Wen-Jian ZHUANG Yuan QIU Liang (807) .
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