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Xiong Xiao is an Adjunct Research Fellow in the Fluid Science Resources Group at the University of Western Australia. His research focuses on thermodynamic transport properties, with experience in conducting heat capacity measurements of hydrocarbon mixtures and refrigerants using differential scanning calorimetry. Xiong's work enhances the understanding of the thermodynamic behavior of these mixtures, facilitating improved industry models and preventing operational issues such as solid blockages in pressure vessels. He completed his PhD in Chemical Engineering at UWA in July 2021 and has held a research position since January 2021. His ongoing research includes the modeling of thermophysical properties of various fluids including nitrate solutions and hydrogen-enriched natural gases, as well as collaboration with leading institutions globally. Noteworthy awards include the UWA Research Collaboration Award and the IACT Junior Award. He actively secures funding from prestigious organizations such as the Australia-Japan Foundation and the Australian Nuclear Science Technology Organization.
University of Western Australia • Perth, WA, Australia
Conducting research in the Fluid Science Resources Group focusing on thermodynamic properties of fluids.
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