Sagar Saren

Designated Assistant Professor

Nagoya University

Japan

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Dr. Sagar Saren is a Designated Assistant Professor at Nagoya University in Japan. His research focuses on thermodynamic models in adsorption cycles, the dynamics of thermal conductivity in adsorbates, and the potential of adsorption heat transformers. His recent publications encompass topics such as the atmospheric capture of CO2, the effects of pore structure on adsorption, and innovative hybrid systems for waste heat recovery.

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Dr Kyaw Thu

Associate Professor

Kyushu University

JAPAN

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Ji Hwan Jeong

Professor

Pusan National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Frantisek Miksik

Associate Professor

Nagoya University

JAPAN

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Haonan CHEN

Designated Assistant Professor

Nagoya University

JAPAN

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Articles (9)

Evaluation and development of improved thermodynamic models for adsorbed phase properties in adsorption cycles

Impact of adsorption on thermal conductivity dynamics of adsorbate and adsorbent: Molecular dynamics study of methane and Cu-BTC

Investigating maximum temperature lift potential of the adsorption heat transformer cycle using IUPAC classified isotherms

Open adsorption system for atmospheric CO2 capture: Scaling and sensitivity analysis

Investigating the impact of pore structure and surface chemistry on CO2 adsorption in graphitic slit-pores using GCMC simulation

Impacts of the internal heat recovery scheme on the performance of an adsorption heat transformer cycle for temperature upgrade

Adsorption heat transformer cycle using multiple adsorbent + water pairs for waste heat upgrade

Scaling analysis of large pressure jump driven adsorption of water vapour in columnar porous silica gel bed

A novel hybrid adsorption heat transformer – multi-effect distillation (AHT-MED) system for improved performance and waste heat upgrade

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Dr Kyaw Thu

Ji Hwan Jeong

Frantisek Miksik

Haonan CHEN

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