<i>S</i>-Band TT &amp; C Transponder for Indian Space Programme

Prasad, S.; Pal, Surendra; Lakshmeesha, V. K.; Bhaskaranarayana, A; Rao, K. Nageswara; Narayanan, T S; Rao, B. Madhusudan; Mehta, Y

doi:10.1080/02564602.1991.11438754

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“…In order to cause the conduction, an [19]. Syntanol DS-10 is characterized by high superficial activity, dispersion, solubilisation capabilities and emulgation [20,21]. After the electrooxidation of the emulsion, Syntanol DS-10 can be degraded, e.g.…”

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Possibility of direct electricity production from waste canola oil

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Калініченко

2017

E3S Web Conf.

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Abstract. Powering high-efficiency devices, such as fuel cells, with waste products will allow for a broader development of renewable energy sources and utilisation of by-products. This publication presents the possibility of electrooxidation of the emulsion of waste rapeseed oil, prepared on the basis of the detergent Syntanol DS-10. The process of electrooxidation was carried out on platinum electrode in alkaline (KOH) and acidic (H 2 SO 4 ) electrolyte, in the temperature range of 293-333 K. In each analysed case the process of electrooxidation took place. The maximum current density obtained was 7 mA⋅cm -2 .Thus, it has been shown that it is possible to generate electricity directly from the emulsion of the waste rapeseed oil.

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Possibility of direct electricity production from waste canola oil

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Калініченко

2017

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Due to its excellent emulsification properties, Syntanol DS-10 was used as a detergent [21]. Syntanol DS-10 is a mixture of primary oxygen-ethylene-glycol ethers of fatty alcohol of C10-C18 fraction, and is characterized by high superficial activity, emulgation, dispersion, solubilisation capabilities [22,23]. After electrooxidation of emulsion Syntanol DS-10 can be degraded, e.g.…”

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Direct Electricity Production From Coconut Oil - The Electrooxidation Of Coconut Oil In An Acid Electrolyte

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Калініченко

2018

E3S Web Conf.

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Abstract. Supplying more and more energy is an essential task of today's energy industry. In the last few decades, in addition to traditional methods of energy production, alternative energy sources have been developing at a fast rate. One of the devices that can use these sources is the fuel cell (FC). FCs can be a power source of the future mainly due to their high efficiency, their low impact on the environment and the possibility of powering with different fuels. Most often, FCs are powered by hydrogen. However, issues with its cheap production and storage are the reasons for seeking new fuels for FCs. Yet it must be a fuel that will provide a zero or low emission level. One of these fuels can be vegetable oil. The paper presents the measurements for the electrooxidation of coconut oil emulsion on a platinum electrode (with smooth surfaces). The electrooxidation was performed in an aqueous solution of H2SO4. Electrochemical measurements were performed in a glass cell with three electrodes. The obtained maximum current density was equal to 21 mA/cm 2 . Therefore, there is a fundamental possibility of direct electricity production from coconut oil with acid electrolyte.

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Telemetry, Tracking and Command Systems of Spacecraft

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2003

IETE Technical Review

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S-Band TT & C Transponder for Indian Space Programme

Cited by 4 publications

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Possibility of direct electricity production from waste canola oil

Possibility of direct electricity production from waste canola oil

Direct Electricity Production From Coconut Oil - The Electrooxidation Of Coconut Oil In An Acid Electrolyte

Telemetry, Tracking and Command Systems of Spacecraft

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