Micro-Channels and Mini-Channels
Since its inception in 1990 the RIT Thermal Analysis and Microfluidics lab has been driven by a keen desire to focus on some fundamental phenomena related to boiling in novel and creative ways. Starting with the detection of micron-sized bubbles under flow conditions to today's thrust in microchannels and interfacial phenomena in an evaporating meniscus, the lab continues to contribute to the thermal and microfluidics field.
Energy Systems
Department faculty conduct applied research and development in the areas of design and performance analysis of Turbomachinery, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning systems, and exergetic analysis of energy intensive systems. Faculty and students work on alternative cooling technologies, co-generation systems, and fuel cell technology.
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