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Jorge Henriquez
Also published under:J. A. Henríquez, Jorge A. Henríquez, Jorge A. Henriquez
Affiliation
Universidad de Concepción, Concepción, Chile
Topic
Contact Resistance,Finite Element Method,Coulombic Efficiency,Finite Element Method Model,Heat Transfer,Conductive,Copper Deposits,Current Source,Electrolyte Resistance,Impedance,Short-circuit,Cell Voltage,Contact Load,Corrosion Rate,Current Balance,Current Distribution,Electrical Contact,Electrode,Finite Element Model,Laminar Flow,Ohm’s Law,Open-pit,Power Loss,Power System,Thermal Conductivity,Voltage Drop,Advantage Of Energy,Anomaly Detection,Average Resistance,Busbar Design,Cathode Performance,Cathode Surface,Cathodic Current,Cathodic Current Density,Conductive Electrodes,Constant Power,Contact Interface,Contact Wire,Conveyor Belt,Corrective Maintenance,Corrosion Products,Current Harmonics,DC Link,Design Flaws,Design Guidelines,Distribution System,Early Detection,Early Warning,Effective Conductivity,Effective Generation,
Biography
Jorge A. Henríquez (M’11) was born in Concepción,
Chile, in 1986. He received the B.S. and B.Eng. degrees in electronics engineering from the University of
Concepción, Concepción, in 2008 and 2011, respectively, where he is currently working toward the Sc.D.
degree in electrical engineering.
His current research interests include research and development in electrochemical processes and mining applications.
His current research interests include research and development in electrochemical processes and mining applications.