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Temperature Mapping Using Combined T2 and Diffusion Weighted MRI of Encapsulated Phase Change Materials
A spin–spin T 2 relaxation correlation with temperature is developed for core–shell particles containing eicosane. These phase change materials (PCMs) provide a novel NMR temperature sensor for studying spatial variations in packed bed heat transfer. Thermocouples are used to map the temperature fie...
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description | A spin–spin
T
2
relaxation correlation with temperature is developed for core–shell particles containing eicosane. These phase change materials (PCMs) provide a novel NMR temperature sensor for studying spatial variations in packed bed heat transfer. Thermocouples are used to map the temperature field within the RF coil over a range of temperature. MRI
T
2
maps at fixed temperatures are then used to develop a direct correlation between the NMR relaxation and temperature, allowing temperature maps to be measured. It is shown that using the combined effects of
T
2
relaxation and diffusion weighting of the read imaging gradients, a robust temperature correlation can be developed. |
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