This invention is a low carbon, carbide-free, nanostructured bainitic steel with a yield strength exceeding 1.2 GPa.

In India, millions of tons of waste foundry sand (WFS) is dumped annually without undergoing any scientific disposal treatment.

The present invention relates to a microfluidic device designed for the generation of droplets, emulsions, particles, single and multi-core microcapsules, microbubbles, single microfibers, core-shell microfibers, and nanoparticles.

Microfluidics-based methods have emerged as promising routes for generating microparticles and hydrogels due to the precise control they provide.

Mobile Oil Treaters (MOT) are oil treaters with moderate crude handling capacities of approximately 5000 BOPD. Designing MOTs is challenging due to severe space constraints, as the vessels are mounted on trailers.

This innovation addresses the important issue of air purification, which is vital for human health and well-being in indoor residential and workplace environments.

The invention proposes an electromicrofluidic device for generating a biocarrier in the presence of an electric field. The device features a capillary channel with an internal surface.

A compact, economical, and biocompatible flow cell has been developed, capable of performing hydrodynamic focusing of particles or cells entrained in a fluid for analysis in a flow cytometry apparatus.

The present invention describes a method for separating water from a water-in-oil emulsion.

Carbon fiber reinforced epoxy composites are renowned for their exceptional performance due to their high strength-to-weight ratio.