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This is a snapshot from a transient 2D simulation of a boiling film. The black line represents the interface between the gaseous phase (bottom) and the liquid phase (top). The color scale indicates the pressure level from blue (low) through green to red (high). The domain is heated from the bottom, causing the liquid to evaporate at the interface and the gaseous film to grow. Eventually, the film releases a bubble as depicted.

Enabling Low-Emission LNG Systems

With the end of 2014 coming closer, so is the end of the 6 year competence building project (KPN) Enabling Low-Emission LNG Systems…

Energy efficiency Subsea

Moving heat with magnetic fluids

In November 2014, SINTEF Energy Research hosted visiting researchers from Doshisha University in Japan. Why? To discuss our common interest in magnetic fluids,…

CCS Energy efficiency Gas technology Subsea

Chemical Looping Combustion test rig at Tiller

The research presented in this blog is a part of Centre for Environment-friendly Energy Research, BIGCCS. In order to limit climate changes we…

Electric power components Energy efficiency Grid/Smartgrids Subsea

Electric discharges in air at an insulating surface

(This picture used to be on top of the blog). The photo shows electric discharges in air at an insulating surface. The experimental setup is…

Bioenergy CCS Electric power components Energy efficiency Energy systems Gas technology Grid/Smartgrids Hydropower Offshore wind energy Policy Renewable energy Subsea

Welcome to the #SINTEFenergy blog!

A lot of peope are interested in our research on future energy solutions. This is why we launch this #SINTEFenergy blog to reach a larger audience with…