Browsing Division of Mechanical Sciences by thesis submitted date"1973"

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    • Bursting phenomenon in turbulent flows 

      Narahari Rao, K
      The importance of the phenomenon of bursts in turbulent shear layers has been recognised by fluid dynamicists during the past few years. Kline et al. (1967), Corino & Brodkey (1969), and more recently Grass (1971) noticed ...

    • Kinetic investigations on gas solid reactions 

      Roy, T Deb
      Gas-Solid Reactions in Metallurgical Processes Gas-solid reactions are of current interest to process metallurgists because of their growing importance in industrial processes. In the present work, investigations were ...

    • Oxidation of Alcohols 

      Srihari, V
      Oxidation of ethanol and methanol are known to be feasible reactions. Equilibrium constants calculated show that these reactions are highly irreversible. Theoretically ethanol and methanol oxidations to their respective ...

    • Similar solutions in nonequilibrium nozzle flows 

      Muthukrishnan, M
      The phenomena of thermal and/or chemical nonequilibrium in flowing gases at high temperatures is of fundamental importance in rocket nozzles as well as hypersonic flight simulation facilities. The present state-of-the-art ...

    • Studies in dehydrochlorination of I,I,I-Trichloroethane 

      Verma, Shreekant
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    • Studies on characteristics of cavity and cavitation damage behind circular cylinders in water with a venturi 

      Chandrashekara, D V
      Cavitation is a complex hydrodynamic phenomenon involving the appearance, growth and collapse of vapour- and/or gas-filled bubbles. During the collapse phase, it generates forces sufficient to erode even the strongest ...

    • Vapour phase catalytic hydrogenation of aniline 

      Aras, V.M
      A very large effort has been directed towards heterogeneous catalysis and establishing the proper form for equations that express the rate of surface reactions as a function of system variables. These equations range ...