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operating pressures of up to 50 bar during gas separation processes (e.g., CO₂/CH₄ separation). Under high-pressure conditions, skin layers may develop defects and microcracks, while polymeric supports
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transportation as they potentially offer significant power density and efficiency benefits for cryo-fuelled aircraft. This PhD combines industrial and academic expertise to help to develop next-generation
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while focusing on specific applications. The goal would be to develop computationally efficient and scalable Bayesian learning methodologies with practical applications and establish relevant theoretical
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the feasibility and develop methodologies for acoustic milling of surrogate and active powders. Develop and compare pellet fabrication techniques using conventional and novel milling methods. Assess how powder
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phase forms. We will investigate which organic solute is best at preventing third phase formation. Finally, we will develop new molecular thermodynamic models to describe third phase formation. These will
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consumption, and radioactive waste arisings. This research will develop techno-economic models quantifying the TES capacity required to buffer HTGR output against realistic UK industrial heat demand profiles
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, providing new insights into the mechanisms. Together, this improved understanding will be used to help develop new test methods that can more reliably assess the SCC performance of new alloys and heat