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Bipul Barua
Argonne National Laboratory, University of Oklahoma
Research areas: Engineering · Mechanical Engineering · High Temperature Alloys and Creep · Fatigue and fracture mechanics · Nuclear Materials and Properties
0000-0002-4718-4113
Employment
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Argonne National Laboratory Principal Mechanical Engineer
Education
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University of Oklahoma PhD in Mechanical Engineering
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Publications (108)
- Design of a SiC-Si moving packed-bed particle-to-sCO2 heat exchanger for high temperature concentrating solar power applications Save
- A Comparative Analysis Between Ceramic and Metallic Receiver Designs Save
- Design Data for Alloy 282 High Temperature Concentrating Solar Power Components Save
- A simplified approach for creep damage and remaining life calculation for materials surveillance in advanced reactors Save
- Development of a high-temperature Inconel 625 heat exchanger by model design and binder jetting additive manufacturing Save
- Class A Design Data for Alloy 709 for Use With the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section III, Division 5 Rules Save
- Current Activated Reactive Ultrafast Joining (CARUJ) of Silicon Carbide Save
- Evaluating the high temperature design rules and design space of Section III, Division 5 and Section VIII of the ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code Save
- Fabrication of MAX Phase Ti3AlC2 Composites by Reactive Infiltration Save
- Guidance on Treatment of Welding Residual Stresses in Design Evaluations Using Section III, Division 5 Rules Save
- Material Surveillance Concepts and Acceptance Criteria for Future High Temperature Reactors Save
- Potential Modifications or Additions to the ASME Section VIII Rules to Provide Greater Confidence in the Design of High Temperature Nuclear Components Save
- Review of Composites for High Temperature Nuclear Applications Save
- Simplified Method for Damage Inference Based on Out-Reactor Test Results Save
- Structural Design and Modeling of MARVEL Primary Coolant System Using the ASME Section III, Division 5, Code Save
- srlife: A software tool for estimating the life of high temperature concentrating solar receivers. Part II--Ceramic receivers Save
- srlife: a software tool for estimating the life of high temperature concentrating solar receivers. Part I--metallic receivers Save
- Time-Dependent Failure Assessment of Ceramic Receivers Save
- Investigating Various Failure Models on Commercial Silicon Carbide Save
- ASME Section III, Division 5, Class A 100,000-hour design data for Alloy 709 Save