Dr. Tailian Chen, Ph.D.

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Research


The overarching goal of my research aims to increase thermal system efficiency through heat transfer enhancement and provide innovative solutions to challenging thermal issues. My research motto: Innovation is the outcome of aligning fundamentals with the needs in applied engineering fields.

Specific Research Areas and Publications


- Heat Transfer Enhancement (Single Phase, Boiling, and Condensation)
- Thermal Management and Advanced Cooling Technologies
- Capillary Flow and Technologies 



Publications 

Book chapters

  • J.N. Chung and T. Chen, 2016, "Condensation," Multiphase Flow Handbook, 2nd ed. ch. 9, pp. 605-636, edit by E. Michaelides et al. published by CRC Press.   
  • T. Chen, 2015, "Heat Pipes," Encyclopedia of Two-Phase Heat Transfer and Flow II, Special Topics and Applications, ch. 8, pp. 311-354, edit by J. Thome and J. Kim., published by World Scientific. 
  • J. Kim and T. Chen, 2010, “Heat transfer enhancement methods,” Encyclopedia of Aerospace Engineering, eds. Blockley and W. Shyy, volume 1, section 5(3),  Wiley & Blackwell Inc., 
  • T. Chen and J. Kim, 2010, “Heat pipes and thermosyphons” Encyclopedia of Aerospace Engineering, eds. Blockley and W. Shyy, volume 1, section 5(6), Wiley & Blackwell Inc., 

Journal publications 
  • T. Chen, 2015, "Capillary Force-Driven Fluid Flow in Open Grooves with Different Sizes", Journal of Thermophysics and Heat Transfer, Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 594-601.

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Conference publications and presentations
 
  • T. Chen, 2016, "Heat transfer to wetting and non-wetting liquid droplets deposited onto a microgroove surface," IEEE ITERM 2016, Las Vegas, NV. 
  • T. Chen, 2014, "Capillary Force-Driven Fluid Flow of a Wetting Liquid in Open Grooves of Different Sizes," IEEE ITERM 2014, Orlando, FL.

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