研究室紹介
Thermofluid Physics
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering
Department of Hydrogen Energy Systems, Graduate School of Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering, School of Engineering
In Thermofluid Physics Lab (TPL), heat transfer at the atomic and electronic scales is investigated to break through the conventional heat transfer performance limitations. MEMS technology and high-speed infrared cameras are used to measure the thermophysical properties. We also employ theoretical approaches that incorporate concepts from applied physics, such as phonons and photons, to understand heat transfer phenomena. These results can be applied to the efficient use of thermal energy, cooling devices, and thermal transport and storage in mechanical engineering.
A 3ω measurement sample fabricated with MEMS technology
Staff
Prof. Koji Miyazaki
Asst.Prof. Katsuaki Hashikuni
The Main Research Topics
- Printable thermoelectric film by halide perovskite
- Wave-selective radiative properties for thermal management
- Microscopic analysis of heat conduction
- Thermal conductivity measurements by 3ω method
