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Molecular dynamics simulations of thermal boundary resistances in a . . . A simulation system, containing a few liquid argon atoms placed between two solid walls with a nano gap, is used to explore the construction of solid–liquid interface and the role of the nanolayer in interfacial heat transfer
Thermal Boundary Resistance: A Review of Molecular Dynamics Simulations . . . However, thermal boundary resistance remains poorly understood In this review, the existing literature is critically looked at, focusing on molecular dynamic simulations of the Si Ge interface, which has become the de facto standard against which most other methods and systems are compared
Molecular dynamics simulations of thermal boundary resistances in a . . . Molecular dynamics simulations are performed to study heat conduction in a liquid argon between two copper walls separated at a nano distance Effects of wall wettabilities and separation distances on thermal boundary resistances of two solid–liquid interfaces at a constant heat flux are obtained
Molecular dynamics simulation of thermal transport across solid liquid . . . The effect of the size of the meniscus on the exchange of energy between two solid walls was also investigated It was shown that the presence of a three phase contact line leads to a decrease of the interfacial boundary resistance between solid and liquid
A molecular dynamics study of thermal boundary resistance over solid . . . In this study, thermal resistance over the junctions of two solid walls with a liquid in between is decomposed to the two TBRs at the solid-liquid interfaces and the thermal resistance of the liquid, and each of these components is analyzed separately
Molecular dynamics simulations of thermal boundary resistances in a . . . Simulation results show that the thermal boundary resistance consists of two parts in series: (i) the resistance between solid walls and the nanolayer absorbed on it, and (ii) the resistance between the nanolayer and bulk liquid or the other nanolayer if there is no bulk liquid in between