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The two-dimensional diffusion behaviour of a composite sheet is studied using numerical techniques. The effective diffusion coefficient is obtained for long particles of a dispersed phase arranged on a regular lattice in a continuum, Typical concentration and flow patterns are presented. The effects of the shape, size and position of the dispersed phase are investigated and the acceptability of existing approximate models is assessed. A new approximate formula is proposed.

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A Study of the Issues and Experiments for Fusion Nuclear Technology

Abdou

Gierszewski

Tillack

et al. 1985

Fusion Technology

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Causes of External Corrosion on Buried Water Mains

Romer

Bell

2001

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A refinement of the heat balance integral method applied to a melting problem

Influence of imbedded particles on steady-state diffusion

A Study of the Issues and Experiments for Fusion Nuclear Technology

Causes of External Corrosion on Buried Water Mains

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