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- 35162Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (GPS), Faculty of/Theses and Dissertations
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Fall 2018
Biochar is a cost-effective sorbent owing to its low production cost and its ability to efficiently remove metals and organics from water. Developing mechanistic and predictive geochemical models of metals immobilization by biochar that are predictive across wide ranges of environmental...
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Spring 2021
This thesis experimentally investigates the phase-change behavior of hydrocarbons in various categories of the porous system. The experimental journey was initiated by studying the boiling behavior of single-component hydrocarbon liquids (heptane and decane) and water in silica-glass Hele-Shaw...
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Spring 2013
The work presented in this dissertation offers theoretical analysis of thermoelastic dissipation of micro/nano beam resonators operated with linear small-amplitude vibration or non-linear large-amplitude vibration under adiabatic or isothermal surface conditions. The aim is to find better design...
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Spring 2016
We propose the use of embedded in-wall thermoelectric harvester to power the nodes of a wireless sensor network. We exploit significant temperature differences of indoor and outdoor environments in cold climates. We use real measurements to evaluate the use of the temperature difference as a...
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Spring 2013
Solvents are ubiquitously used in oil sands extraction industry to enhance the separation of bitumen froth. With developing new technologies such as non-aqueous bitumen extraction, the need to track solvent interactions with oil sands components throughout the extraction process and to identify...