His main research concerns Heat transfer, Mechanics, Thermal efficiency, Meteorology and Condenser. The Heat transfer study combines topics in areas such as Fin, Heat exchanger and Phase-change material, Thermal. His Heat exchanger study incorporates themes from Air cooling, Active cooling, Water cooling, Marine engineering and Passive cooling.
Many of his research projects under Mechanics are closely connected to Ammonia with Ammonia, tying the diverse disciplines of science together. His studies in Meteorology integrate themes in fields like Back pressure and Turbine. His Condenser research integrates issues from Wind power, Cooling capacity, Mass flow rate and Wind direction.
Lijun Yang focuses on Mechanics, Heat transfer, Water cooling, Heat exchanger and Condenser. Lijun Yang works mostly in the field of Mechanics, limiting it down to concerns involving Thermodynamics and, occasionally, Fin. His research integrates issues of Fin, Mechanical engineering and Nusselt number in his study of Heat transfer.
His Water cooling study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Turbine, Wind speed and Thermal power station. In his research on the topic of Heat exchanger, Volumetric flow rate and Evaporation is strongly related with Environmental engineering. His research investigates the link between Condenser and topics such as Back pressure that cross with problems in Cooling capacity, Power and Mass flow.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Water cooling, Heat exchanger, Mechanics, Heat transfer and Wind speed. His Water cooling research includes elements of Nuclear engineering, Cooling capacity, Flow and Environmental engineering. His biological study deals with issues like Turbine, which deal with fields such as Back pressure.
In general Mechanics, his work in Water entry is often linked to Axial compressor, Header, Water temperature and Research studies linking many areas of study. Lijun Yang mostly deals with Heat transfer coefficient in his studies of Heat transfer. In Wind speed, Lijun Yang works on issues like Marine engineering, which are connected to Volumetric flow rate, Work and Layer.
Lijun Yang mainly investigates Water cooling, Environmental engineering, Turbine, Heat exchanger and Coal. The various areas that Lijun Yang examines in his Water cooling study include Cooling capacity, Mechanics and Wind direction. The concepts of his Environmental engineering study are interwoven with issues in Energy conservation, Cooling tower, Mass flow rate, Boiler and Heat transfer.
His work deals with themes such as Wind speed, Mass flow, Power station and Rotational speed, which intersect with Turbine. His work in Heat exchanger covers topics such as Thermal power station which are related to areas like Nuclear engineering, Back pressure and Louver. His Coal study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Total cost, Mass transfer, Crosswind, Electricity generation and Performance prediction.
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Finite element analysis of thermal behavior of metal powder during selective laser melting
Y. Huang;L.J. Yang;X.Z. Du;Y.P. Yang.
International Journal of Thermal Sciences (2016)
Experimental study on enhancement of thermal energy storage with phase-change material
Jialin Yang;Lijun Yang;Chao Xu;Xiaoze Du.
Applied Energy (2016)
Numerical analysis on thermal behavior of solid–liquid phase change within copper foam with varying porosity
Jialin Yang;Lijun Yang;Chao Xu;Xiaoze Du.
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer (2015)
Dimensional characteristics of wind effects on the performance of indirect dry cooling system with vertically arranged heat exchanger bundles
L.J. Yang;X.P. Wu;X.Z. Du;Y.P. Yang.
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer (2013)
Performance analysis of organic Rankine cycle based on location of heat transfer pinch point in evaporator
Cong Guo;Xiaoze Du;Lijun Yang;Yongping Yang.
Applied Thermal Engineering (2014)
Effects of ambient winds on the thermo-flow performances of indirect dry cooling system in a power plant
L.J. Yang;L. Chen;X.Z. Du;Y.P. Yang.
International Journal of Thermal Sciences (2013)
Performance improvement of natural draft dry cooling system by interior and exterior windbreaker configurations
Lei Chen;Lijun Yang;Xiaoze Du;Yongping Yang.
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer (2016)
A novel layout of air-cooled condensers to improve thermo-flow performances
Lei Chen;Lijun Yang;Xiaoze Du;Yongping Yang.
Applied Energy (2016)
Experimental study on heat transfer enhancement of wavy finned flat tube with longitudinal vortex generators
Xiaoze Du;Lili Feng;Yongping Yang;Lijun Yang.
Applied Thermal Engineering (2013)
Wind effect on the thermo-flow performances and its decay characteristics for air-cooled condensers in a power plant
L.J. Yang;X.Z. Du;Y.P. Yang.
International Journal of Thermal Sciences (2012)
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