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| Assistant Professor Electronics & Computer Technology College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85287-6606 Phone: (602) 965-3528 |
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Narciso F. Macia
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| Description of Research | |||
| Dr. Macia's research is directed at developing instrumentation (sensors and systems) for processes involving fluid flow, its measurement and control. Specific areas of research include fluid filtration, respiratory mechanics and fluidic sensors. In fluid filtration, he is involved with water filtration systems and the methods used to evaluate the effectiveness of the process. In respiratory mechanics, he is involved in non-invasive measurement of respiratory parameters (resistance, compliance and inertance). He is also involved with the measurement of respiratory flow non-invasively. Dr. Macia is also developing fluidic approaches for measuring gas concentration, temperature and other variables in environments of high temperature, radiation or vibration.
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| Recent Papers or Publications | |||
| Macia, N. F., M. R. Lluria, and R. A. Pyde, "In Situ Filtration of Untreated Water for Injection," presented at the 1994 ASCE International Symposium on Artificial Recharge of Ground Water, July 1994. Macia, N. F., W. Dorson, W. Higgins, "A Non-invasive Method for the Measurement of Respiratory Resistance," submitted for publication in Annals of Biomedical Engineering. |
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