Melting and solidification
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*<b>[[Numerical simulation of melting and solidification|Numerical Solution]]</b> | *<b>[[Numerical simulation of melting and solidification|Numerical Solution]]</b> | ||
*<b>[[Solidification of a binary solution system|Solidification of a Binary Solution System]]</b> | *<b>[[Solidification of a binary solution system|Solidification of a Binary Solution System]]</b> | ||
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*<b>[[Melting and solidification in porous media|Melting and Solidification in Porous Media]]</b> | *<b>[[Melting and solidification in porous media|Melting and Solidification in Porous Media]]</b> | ||
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*<b>[[Related topics to melting and solidification|Related Topics]]</b> | *<b>[[Related topics to melting and solidification|Related Topics]]</b> | ||
Revision as of 02:14, 4 July 2010
Melting and solidification find application in the geophysical sciences; industrial forming operations such as casting and laser drilling; latent heat energy storage systems; and food and pharmaceutical processing. Any manmade metal products must undergo liquid forms at some point during manufacturing processes and solidify to form intermediate or final products.
- Classifications
- Boundary Conditions at Interface
- Exact Solutions
- Integral Approximate Solution
- Numerical Solution
- Solidification of a Binary Solution System
- Melting and Solidification in Porous Media
- Natural Convection in melting and solidification
- Related Topics
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