KAMIJO Hiroki, a first-year master’s course student in Energy Systems Laboratory, Graduate School of Science and Technology, received the Best Student Presentation Award at the international conference of the 34th International Symposium on Transport Phenomena (ISTP-34) held in Taiwan.
This award was presented to students who made oral presentations during this conference. Mr. KAMIJO’s research content, presentation method, and accuracy of discussion were highly evaluated. Mr. KAMIJO’s research focused on a system that produces refrigeration effects by replacing gas refrigerants in refrigeration equipment, whose use and discharge are strictly regulated, with solid metal refrigerants that have a low environmental impact. After the presentation of his research, Mr. KAMIJO took part in individual discussions. His research attracted high attention and appreciation.
Award name: ISTP-34 Best Student’s Presentation Award
Title: Numerical Study of Influence of Applied Magnetic Field Strength on System Performance of Magnetocaloric Heat Pump
