Bachelor thesis的問題，透過圖書和論文來找解法和答案更準確安心。 我們找到下列評價、門市、特惠價和推薦等優惠

Practical Flow Assurance: Phase Behavior, Multiphase Flow, and Organic Solids

為了解決Bachelor thesis的問題，作者Aman, Zachary Mark,May, Eric Freemantle,Pickering, Paul Frederic 這樣論述：

Dr. Zachary M. Aman received his PhD in Chemical Engineering from the Center for Hydrate Research at the Colorado School of Mines in 2012, led by Professors Dendy Sloan and Carolyn Koh. His graduate research focused on the interfacial phenomena of clathrate hydrate systems, specifically in the inter

action of surfactants with the hydrate-lipophilic boundary. In 2013, Zach joined the University of Western Australia as a Research Assistant Professor, focusing on high-pressure experiments and modelling for hydrate blockage in gas-dominant systems. Much of his work is targeted at experimental metho

ds to quantify both hydrate surface free energy and surfactant adsorption in multiphase systems, which provide a context for particle aggregation and plug formation. In 2015, he was appointed as an Associate Professor of Mechanical and Chemical Engineering at UWA. In addition to work on gas hydrates

, Zach also works in high-pressure measurements of droplet size and hydrate film growth to support the modelling of deepwater blowout. Dr. Eric F. May has been conducting research in fluid science for over a decade and was awarded the Malcolm McIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the Year as part

of the 2012 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science. He is now the Director of the Australian Centre for LNG Futures, funded by the Australian Research Council through the Industrial Transformation Hub program. Eric completed his Bachelor of Science (Hons) and PhD at UWA where he developed new technolo

gies to measure gas condensate phase behaviour with microwave cavities. He was then an American Australian Association Fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Maryland where he helped develop next-generation standards for gas metrology. In 2005 Eric returned to Australia and

a lecturing position in oil & gas engineering. He teaches undergraduate and industry courses in thermodynamics and gas processing, and has helped to build a new Chemical Engineering degree at UWA. His research group works closely with industry and is conducting projects in LNG production, flow assur

ance, CO2 sequestration and fluid property prediction. In 2013, he was seconded to industry during his sabbatical, spending several months in Richmond, California. He won the Australian National Metrology Institute prize in 2009 and was awarded the 2010 Western Australian Early Career Scientist of t

he Year. Eric was appointed the inaugural Chevron Chair in Gas Process Engineering at UWA which, in 2011, was endowed in perpetuity.Dr. Paul F. Pickering has spent the majority of his 25 year career working in engineering design, mainly focussed in the areas of multiphase flow and heat transfer. He

holds MEng and PhD degrees from Imperial College. His doctoral research work was completed under the auspices of Professor Geoff Hewitt on the nature of flow instabilities in low pressure boiling systems. For this work he received the Newitt Prize for the best theoretical PhD thesis and the Mike Akr

ill Trophy from the UK Heat Transfer Society. Paul Pickering’s first position after graduation was with British Nuclear Fuels where he worked in the Process Simulation Section on the transient modelling of process systems. After this, he joined the oil and gas industry working for the design contrac

tor Granherne Ltd in the UK. He then worked for several engineering companies before founding the company FEESA Ltd in 2001. In FEESA he set about developing the new multiphase network simulation software Maximus. This was successfully commercialised before he moved to Western Australia in 2011 to t

ake up his present post with Woodside Energy Ltd in Perth. At Woodside he continues his work in the areas of multiphase flow and heat transfer in the role of Principal Flow Assurance Engineer.

Failure of Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Composites

為了解決Bachelor thesis的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Mohamed Thariq Bin Haji Hameed Sultan completed his PhD in 2011 from Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom in the Field of Mechanical Engineering. He specializes in the field of Hybrid Composites, Advance Materials, Structural Health Monitoring and Impact Stud

ies. He is also a Professional Engineer (PEng) registered under the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) and he is also a Charted Engineer (CEng) registered with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) United Kingdom. Recently, he was also awarded as the Professional Technologist (PTech) from

Malaysian Board of Technologist (MBOT). He has published more than 220 journal articles and also published almost 15 books internationally. M Rajesh is currently working as an Assistant Professor (Sr.) in Design and Automation Division, School of Mechanical Engineering at VIT University, Vellore, In

dia. He earned a Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) degree from Anna University, India in 2010 and a Master of Engineering (Engineering Design) degree from College of Engineering Guindy, Anna University, Chennai, India in 2013, and a Doctorate of Philosophy degree in Engineering, from National Ins

titute of Technology Karnataka, Mangalore in the year of 13th January 2017. A highly accomplished researcher, Professor M Rajesh has published 12 papers in peer reviewed international journals and 12 book chapters in the field of composite material, that are cited more than 250 times by researchers.

Professor M Rajesh’s research is focused on technological challenges that fall within the materials/mechanics domains. He made major contributions to enhance the understanding of the mechanical, vibration and dynamic behavior of advanced composites. K. Jayakrishna is an Associate professor in the S

chool of Mechanical Engineering at the Vellore Institute of Technology University, India. Dr. Jayakrishna’s research is focused on the design and management of manufacturing systems and supply chains to enhance efficiency, productivity and sustainability performance. More recent research is in the a

rea of developing tools and techniques to enable value creation through sustainable manufacturing, including methods to facilitate more sustainable product design for closed-loop material flow in industrial symbiotic setup, and developing sustainable products using hybrid bio composites. He has ment

ored undergraduate and graduate students (2 M.Tech Thesis and 24 B.Tech Thesis) which have so far led to 40 journal publications in leading SCI/ SCOPUS Indexed journals, 17 book chapters, and 85 refereed conference proceedings. Dr. Jayakrishna’s team has received numerous awards in recognition for t

he quality of the work that has been produced. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in the manufacturing and industrial systems area and his initiatives to improve teaching effectiveness have been recognized through national awards. He has also been awarded Institution of Engineers (India)-

Young Engineer Award in 2019 and Distinguished Researcher Award in the field of Sustainable Systems Engineering in 2019 by International Institute of Organized Research.

當心理學遇見農業：初探社會性農業在非行少年之經驗

為了解決Bachelor thesis的問題，作者修淑芬 這樣論述：

本研究旨在了解非行少年在社會性農場安置之生活經驗，探討研究參與者安置在社會性農場的心理狀態以及影響其心理復原之因素。採用質性研究之個案研究法，進行訪談資料收集，以阿德勒個體心理學、鮑比依附理論為分析概念，綜合討論非行少年之早期生活經驗及依附型態如何影響其在農場心理適應上的問題。本研究場域在某立案之私人農場，以裁定保護管束少年為研究對象，研究參與者共4位，每一位都經歷過童年情感及照顧忽視的處境，父親為主要依附對象，有酗酒或家暴之行為，母親則自兒童時期即長期缺位；在家庭功能不彰的情況之下，4位少年長期處在不安全依附的關係之中，發展出負向的生命風格以及內在運作模式，產生自卑情結與補償行為，形成焦慮

或逃避依附的型態，並在青春期出現物質使用的行為。當社性農場作為社區處遇的場域，以農務勞動為操作媒介，在協助個案康復的過程中，本研究發現不能忽略每一位非行少年的個別心理議題，有必要去理解每一位少年的早期生命經驗的脈絡，他們背負著早期童年的負面經驗，處在受害和自我分裂的狀態中，當其轉換到一個具有輔導教化的環境，必然對場域存有極大的不安全感，倘若疏於開放性溝通，導致對農場認同失敗，實不利於少年們與農場建置出安全依附關係，甚或可能發展出負向小團體，與農場陷入僵持的局面；因此，本研究發現心理安全感之建置、開放性對話、農場角色混淆及治療能量是影響研究參與者在農場重建心理復原力的阻礙。此外，當農場作為一個恢

復性的自然場域，其自然環境條件之恢復性功能則表現在研究參與者的生理健康方面。