机械工程学硕士-热学–流体科学

热流体科学（TFS）涉及流体流动，传热和热力学的基本基本定律的应用，以发展和理解许多工程和自然发生的系统。俄勒冈州立大学MIME TFS系当前正在开展的工作包括以下领域：先进能源系统MIME TFS系正在研究太阳热系统，开发基于太阳能的燃料，开发替代燃料，风能转换和小规模领域水电系统开发。这些研究包括模型开发，概念的实验证明，计算仿真和系统集成。热管理用于高级计算机系统，高功率激光设备和集中能源等应用的电源系统要求具有控制，提取和有效利用热能的能力。在努力开发新的热管理方法时，MIME TFS教职员工正在
The Thermal?Fluid Sciences (TFS) involve the application of basic fundamental laws of fluid flow, heat transfer and thermodynamics to the development and understanding of many engineering and naturally occurring systems. Current work being done by Oregon State School of MIME TFS faculty encompasses the following areas: Advanced Energy Systems MIME TFS faculty are working in the areas of solar thermal systems, development of solar based fuels, development of alternative fuels, wind energy conversion and small scale hydropower system development. These studies include model development, experimental proof of concept, computational simulations and system integration. Thermal Management Power systems for applications such as advanced computer systems, high power laser devices, and concentrated energy sources require the ability to control, extract and efficiently use thermal energy. In working to develop new thermal management methods, MIME TFS faculty are conducting experimental and computational studies using single and multiphase flow systems with phase change. Applications include high heat flux cooling using controlled phase change, microscale devices for solar concentration, hydrogen storage systems and passive heat transfer enhancement techniques. Microscale Fluidics and Heat Transfer Transport enhancement at the microscale is a workable means of increasing overall energy transport system efficiency while providing flexibility in use in distributed systems. MIME TFS faculty have an active program in developing heat exchangers for terrestrial and space applications, fluid transport devices, fluid control systems and fluidic extraction devices. Applications include biomedical therapeutic devices such as dialyzer for renal therapy, spray and confined jet flows for localized cooling, development of drop-on-demand control technology and others.