Mr. Christian D. Wood MEng
- Position
- Postgraduate Research Student
- Institution
- Engineering Sciences (FEE)
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My engineering study began upon leaving high school in 2000 and moving to a sixth form college for an AVCE in engineering. Subsequently started at the University of Southampton on the Engineering Foundation Year in 2002/03. The following 4 years were spent completing the undergraduate masters (MEng) degree programme 2003-2007. Third year individual project title was "Teaching aids for the design of supersonic nozzles" and the 4th year group design project title was "Aerodynamic testing of a 1/3 scale open wheeled race car model". I am now involved in research on the 4 year Engineering Doctorate (EngD) programme on my thesis titled "Fluid Loads and Motion of Damaged Ships" (2007-present). The research areas I have been involved in as part of this project include waves, ship motions, orifice flow and violent free surface behaviour, both experimentally and computational simulation.
Research Interests
Physical Systems and Engineering simulation: CFD, Turbulence
Algorithms and computational methods: Artificial Neural Networks, Finite volume, Monte Carlo, Multi-physics, Multigrid solvers, Optimisation
Simulation software: Ansys, Fluent, OpenFOAM, Star CCM+, StarCD
Visualisation and data handling software: ParaView, Visual Python
Programming languages and libraries: C, C++, Matlab, Python
Computational platforms: Iridis, Linux, Windows
Transdisciplinary tags: Design, HPC, Scientific Computing
Working with...
Dominic HudsonSenior Lecturer, Engineering Sciences (FEE) |
Ming-yi TanLecturer, Engineering Sciences (FEE) |
Projects
Fluid Loads and Motions of Damaged Ships
With Dominic Hudson, Ming-yi Tan (Investigators), James Underwood, Adam Sobey
Prediction of orifice flow flooding rates through generic orifices
With Dominic Hudson, Ming-yi Tan (Investigators), Adam Sobey
Dominic Hudson
Ming-yi Tan
