Kevin Pope

Associate Professor, Deputy Department Head

Memorial University of Newfoundland

Canada

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Kevin Pope is an Associate Professor and Deputy Department Head at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. His research areas encompass thermochemical processes, hydrodynamics, and flow visualization techniques, as evidenced by his recent publications on topics such as hydrolysis phase equilibrium and multiphase flow dynamics. Additionally, he explores innovative solutions for renewable energy systems, including wind turbine applications and microchannel flow analysis.

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Kelly Hawboldt

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Memorial University of Newfoundland

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Lisa Steigerwalt Lam

Memorial University of Newfoundland

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Extended scaling approach for droplet flow and glaze ice accretion on a rotating wind turbine blade

Scaling formulation of multiphase flow and droplet trajectories with rime ice accretion on a rotating wind turbine blade

Hydrolysis phase equilibrium in various reactor configurations of the thermochemical Cu–Cl cycle

Flow visualization: state-of-the-art development of micro-particle image velocimetry

Numerical investigation of gas–liquid and liquid–liquid Taylor flow through a circular microchannel with a sudden expansion

Liquid film thickness of two‐phase slug flows in capillary microchannels: A review paper

A novel fluidized bed suitable for the hydrolysis step in CuCl hydrogen production cycle

An integrated ice tracking and mitigation system on the stagnation line of a cylindrical surface based on thermal imaging and electro-thermal elements

Start-up considerations for a small vertical-axis wind turbine for direct wind-to-heat applications

A Review on the Hydrodynamics of Taylor Flow in Microchannels: Experimental and Computational Studies

Effect of thermal transport on solidification of salt and freshwater water droplets on marine surfaces

Investigating azeotropic separation of hydrochloric acid for optimizing the copper-chlorine thermochemical cycle

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Kelly Hawboldt

Amin Etminan

Lisa Steigerwalt Lam

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