| NAWI Research Director Meagan Mauter and her colleague authored an article for ACT ES&T Engineering that introduces the use of comparative infrared microscopy for directly measuring membrane thermal conductivity in highly porous membrane materials. Their measurements confirm that membrane morphology plays a significant role in effective membrane thermal conductivity and suggest that morphology can guide the selection of theoretical models for approximating membrane thermal conductivity when direct measurements are not possible. Read the paper. |
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