Xili Duan

Professor

Memorial University of Newfoundland

Canada

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Xili Duan is a Professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. His research interests include kinetic to thermal energy conversion, superhydrophobic surfaces, phase change heat transfer, and drag reduction in fluid mechanics. He has authored several recent articles that investigate the dynamics of fluid flows and thermal processes, contributing significantly to the field of mechanical engineering.

Articles (7)

Experimental Study of Kinetic to Thermal Energy Conversion with Fluid Agitation for a Wind-Powered Heat Generator

Year:

2024

Evolution of Air Plastron Thickness and Slip Length over Superhydrophobic Surfaces in Taylor Couette Flows

Year:

2023

Fabrication and coating adhesion study of superhydrophobic stainless steel surfaces: The effect of substrate surface roughness

Year:

2020

An improved layered thermal resistance model for solid-liquid phase change time estimation

Year:

2020

Drag reduction by linear flexible polymers and its degradation in turbulent flow: A phenomenological explanation from chemical thermodynamics and kinetics

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2020

Effects of nanoparticles on phase change heat transfer rate in the presence of Rayleigh–Benard convection

Year:

2020

Experimental correlation for pipe flow drag reduction using relaxation time of linear flexible polymers in a dilute solution

Year:

2020

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Ali Nasiri

Assistant Professor, Canada Research Chair

Dalhousie University

CANADA

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