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| 1 | Direct In- jection of Hydrogen, Oxygen and Water in a Novel Two Stroke Engine 显示文摘 | Alberto Boretti Azmi Osman Ishak Aris | 2011 | International Journal of Hydrogen En- ergy2011,36,10: | 1 |
| 2 | Transient operation of internal combustion engines with Rankine waste heat recovery systems显示文摘 | Alberto A. Boretti | 2012 | Applied Thermal Engineering2012,,: | 1 |
| 3 | Recovery of exhaust and coolant heat with R245fa organic Rankine cycles in a hybrid passenger car with a naturally aspirated gasoline engine显示文摘 | Alberto Boretti | 2011 | Applied Thermal Engineering2011,,: | 1 |
| 4 | Improvements of vehicle fuel econo- my using mechanical regenerative braking显示文摘 | BORETTI ALBERTO | 2011 | Internation- al Journal of Vehicle Design2011,55,1: | 1 |
| 5 | Transient operation of internal combustion en- gines with Rankine waste heat recovery systems 显示文摘 | Alberto A Boretti | 2012 | Applied Ther- mal Engineering2012,,: | 1 |
| 6 | A realistic expectation of sea level rise in the Mexican Caribbean显示文摘This paper provides a realistic estimation of the sea level rise by 2050 and by 2100 in the Mexican Caribbean,and more specifically in the North-East side of the Yucatan peninsula,in between Cancun and Playa del Carmen,where the most part of the touristic developments of the Yucatan is located.The forecast is based on the relative sea level result for Key West,the closest long-term trend(LTT)tide gauge,the relative sea level results for all the other LTT tide gauge records of the world,and the absolute velocity of GPS domes located close to the Key West tide gauge,and in between Cancun and Playa del Carmen.The likely change of the sea level is 67-76 mm higher by 2050,and 201-223 mm higher by 2100,with reference to the values of 2018. | Alberto Boretti | 2019 | Journal of Ocean Engineering and Science2019,4,4: | 0 |
| 7 | Absolute and relative sea-level rise in the New York City area by measurements from tide gauges and satellite global positioning system显示文摘The absolute and relative rates of rise of the sea level are computed for the New York City area by coupling global positioning system records of the position of fixed domes nearby tide gauges,with the tide gauges’records.Two tide gauges are considered,one long-term trend,more reliable,The Battery,in lower Manhattan,and one shorter,less reliable,Sandy Hook,in New Jersey.The relative rates of rise of the sea level are+2.851 and+4.076 mm/yr.The subsidence rates are-2.151 and-3.076 mm/yr.The absolute rates of rise of the sea level are+0.7 and+1.0 mm/yr.The relative sea-level acceleration,reliable only in The Battery,is about+0.008 mm/yr².This acceleration is about the same as the world average long-term trend tide gauge,as well as the average long-term trend tide gauge of the East Coast of North America.The absolute rate of rise of the sea level by 2050 in the lower Manhattan area will be likely less than 30 mm,and the absolute rate of rise of the sea level by 2100 likely less than 80 mm.The relative rate of rise of the sea level by 2050 in the Manhattan area will be likely 85 mm,and the relative rate of rise of the sea level by 2100 likely 228 mm,because of the overwhelming subsidence contribution. | Alberto Boretti | 2021 | Journal of Ocean Engineering and Science2021,6,1: | 0 |
| 8 | Integration of solar thermal and photovoltaic, wind, and battery energy storage through AI in NEOM city显示文摘NEOM is a“New Future”city powered by renewable energy only,where solar photovoltaic,wind,solar ther-mal,and battery energy storage will supply all the energy needed to match the demand integrated by artificial intelligence techniques.Within this context,the weight of solar thermal is supposed to increase.Concentrated solar power is the only renewable energy with the added value of dispatchability.Opposite to solar photovoltaic and wind,which suffer from intermittency and unpredictability,thus necessitating economically and environ-mentally expensive external energy storage by batteries,concentrated solar power may be fitted with internal energy storage by molten salt providing a much cheaper and environmentally friendly alternative.Oversizing the solar field and the thermal energy storage,the otherwise traditional design with steam Rankine cycles of temperature and pressure to turbine about 565℃ and 100 bar permits highly dispatchable electricity with Lev-elized Cost of Electricity(LCOE)slightly above 7.5¢/kWh in NEOM City,Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.By using higher temperature and pressure to the turbine of 730℃ and 330 bar,the LCOE can be further reduced to below 6.5¢/kWh.While wind and solar photovoltaic are much cheaper,at less than 3–4¢/kWh,their intermittency and unpredictability necessitate energy storage by Lithium-Ion batteries of additional cost 14–28¢/kWh.Likely,the integration of renewable energy technologies through Artificial Intelligence(AI)will be the New Future in NEOM City,with solar photovoltaic,wind,battery energy storage,and solar thermal,the building blocks,and solar thermal increasing the share of energy supply. | Alberto Boretti | 2021 | Energy and AI2021,3,1: | 0 |
| 9 | Color centers in wide-bandgap semiconductors for subdiffraction imaging:a review显示文摘Solid-state atomic-sized color centers in wide-band-gap semiconductors,such as diamond,silicon carbide,and hexagonal boron nitride,are important platforms for quantum technologies,specifically for single-photon sources and quantum sensing.One of the emerging applications of these quantum emitters is subdiffraction imaging.This capability is provided by the specific photophysical properties of color centers,such as high dipole moments,photostability,and a variety of spectral ranges of the emitters with associated optical and microwave control of their quantum states.We review applications of color centers in traditional super-resolution microscopy and quantum imaging methods,and compare relative performance.The current state and perspectives of their applications in biomedical,chemistry,and material science imaging are outlined. | Stefania Castelletto Alberto Boretti | 2021 | Advanced Photonics2021,3,5: | 0 |