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Data publication: Comparative analysis of tetravalent actinide Schiff base complexes: influence of donor and ligand backbone on molecular geometry and metal binding
No full textIR spectra NMR spectra QCC results SC-XRD results PCS cone calculation
Data publication: Lattice dynamics of LiNb1-xTaxO3 solid solutions: Theory and experiment
No full textRaw OPUS and ASCII spectra measured by Bruker Vertex 80v FTIR spectrometer
Design guidelines for efficient thermoelastic harvesting of low-grade waste heat
No full textData publication for the FEM-simulation study entitled "Design guidelines for efficient thermoelastic harvesting of low-grade waste heat" by Bruno Neumann and Sebastian Fähler. The attached archive contains a readme file to explain the structure of the data and where it can be found
Data publication on positrons as micro probes to study Water-Dependent Free Volume of Wood Cell Walls: A Preliminary Study
No full textThis dataset comprises positron annihilation lifetime spectra, data on the relative humidity used, as well as the results of the analysis (including the determined positron lifetimes and free volume)
Data publication: Fabrication of palladium-enriched metallic structures by direct focused He+ and Ne+ beam nanowriting from organometallic thin films: a com- parison with Ga+ and e− beams
No full textAll Images produced by the Helium Ion Microscope (*.czi) including the pattering files created by NPVE from FIBICS (tif and xml
Coupled dissolution and clogging processes alter the fluid flow field in sandstones beyond the pore scale - PET and µCT data
No full textData on a tomographic study of leaching processes on a Berea sandstone as supplemental information of the publication "Coupled dissolution and clogging processes alter the fluid flow field in sandstones beyond the pore scale" by Jonas Schabernack, Johannes Kulenkampff, and Cornelius Fischer, to be submitted to Earth and Planetary Science Letters (https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/earth-and-planetary-science-letters).
The data consists of
BA6_312h_Concentration_65x65x66x40_double.raw: Time dependent activity concentrations (MBq/voxel) derived from 40 PET frames with frame length = 300 s, voxel size = 1.15 mm, measurement after a leaching period of 312h. Format: 4D-array of double, x=1:65, y=1:65, z=1:66, t:1:40.
BA6_1320h_Concentration_65x65x61x40_double.raw: Time dependent activity concentrations (MBq/voxel) derived from 40 PET frames with frame length = 300 s, voxel size = 1.15 mm, measurement after a leaching period of 1320h. Format: 4D-array of double, x=1:65, y=1:65, z=1:61, t:1:40.
BA6_312h_Flow Rate_65x65x66x1_double.raw: Magnitude of flow rate (mm3/s) from flowfield reconstruction of 1. Format: 3D-array of double, x=1:65, y=1:65, z=1:66.
BA6_1320h_Flow Rate_65x65x61x1_double.raw: Magnitude of flow rate (mm3/s) from flowfield reconstruction of 2. Format: 3D-array of double, x=1:65, y=1:65, z=1:61.
BA6_mag_1_01.raw.corrected.view.raw: µCT of the inlet section before leaching as normalized graylevel data, voxel size = 10.032 µm. Format: 3D-array of UInt16, x=1:2446, y=1:2450, z=1:1852.
BA6_mag_1_after_10u_01_to_befor.diff.view.raw: difference image of matched graylevels after-before leaching, voxel size = 10.032 µm. Format: 3D-array of (signed) Int16, x=1:2446, y=1:2450, z=1:1852.The project received funding from the BMBF, grant number 03G0900A
FVV1455: CFD Simulation of Droplet Separators
No full textFor industrial applications, the two-fluid model is preferred due to its efficient modelling of small-scale interfaces. Whereas, a thin film model, based on a long wave approximation, is used for the unresolved interfaces to obtain the film features by solving the 2D Navier-Stokes equations for wall films. Within the project, the target is to develop an experimentally validated 3D-CFD model to investigate the separation efficiency of droplet separators for fuel cell systems. A hybrid model is developed, which couples the two-fluid model with a thin film model via mass transfer terms for droplet deposition, droplet entrainment and film separation. A two-way coupling between droplets and the thin film is established using mass and momentum source terms, derived analytical and from available experiments. The droplet separator is an essential component of an automotive fuel cell system that segregates a significant amount of liquid fractions from the air-water mixture. The flow dynamics inside a droplet separator consist of a dispersed gas and liquid with a wall adhered thin liquid film. The modelling is divided into the following stages due to the complex fluidic phenomenon inside a generic droplet separator:
Droplet deposition model,
Film separation model,
Film transition model, and
Population balance model.
The numerical simulations are validated and fine-tuned with experiments carried out at HZDR.The research project was self-financed (FVV funding no. 1455) by the FVV e.V
Data publication: Comparative Binding Studies of the Chelators Methylolanthanin and Rhodopetrobactin B to Lanthanides and Ferric Iron
No full textData on which the figures and findings of the article are base
Data publication: Reversing Lanmodulin's Metal-binding Sequence in Short Peptides Surprisingly Increases the Lanthanide Affinity
No full textData on which the figures and findings of the article are based
Link to the publilcation:
https://doi.org/10.1002/anie.20251045
Data publication: The fate of fluvially-deposited organic carbon during transient floodplain storage
No full textThe data set contains all relevant luminescence measurement data used in the corresponding article: Scheingross et al. 2021. The fate of fluvially-deposited organic carbon during transient floodplain storage. EPSL 561, 116822, doi: 10.1016/j.epsl.2021.116822