Browsing by Author "tweechoon@unimap.edu.my"

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    • Computational fluid dynamics analysis of shelland-double concentric-tube heat exchanger 

      Choon, Tan Wee; Mohd Shahril, Shariff; Law, Matthew; Aik, Lim Eng (IEEE Conference Publications, 2011)
      A shell-and-double concentric-tube heat exchanger is a new invention in heat transfer devices that is used for transfer of internal thermal energy between three fluids at different temperatures. The structure of the ...

    • Developing land use scenario dynamics using cellular automata and agent Integrated model 

      Aik, Lim Eng; Choon, Tan Wee (IEEE Conference Publications, 2011)
      An integrated model of Cellular Automata (CA) and Agent is developed to model land use scenario changes and its potential impact on the structure and function in typical region which are helpful to understand the mechanism ...

    • Development of low wind speed anemometer 

      Tan, Wee Choon; Prakash, Churia; Lim, Eng Aik; Theoh, Thean Hin (Indonesian Society for Knowledge and Human Development (INSIGHT), 2012)
      Anemometer is a measuring device used to measure the wind speed of an area. Before design or installing a wind turbine, it is important to determine the average wind speed of that particular area throughout the year. But ...

    • Investigation of water hammer effect through pipeline system 

      Tan, Wee Choon; Prakash, Churia; Lim, Eng Aik; Teoh, Thean Hin (Indonesian Society for Knowledge and Human Development (INSIGHT), 2012)
      This paper we study the condition where the water hammer effect is occurs in pipe line. Water hammer can cause the pipe to break if the pressure is high enough. The experiment will be set-up to investigate the water hammer ...

    • Optimization of Tesla Turbine using Computational Fluid Dynamics approach 

      Aik, Lim Eng; Jer, Foo Shy; Choon, Tan Wee; Rahman, A. A (IEEE Conference Publications, 2011)
      A Tesla turbine is developed in order to utilize the potential energy within household water supply and convert to electricity energy without significant head loss. Pressure within the water supply having higher potential ...