Body Forces in Particle Suspensions in Turbulence
- Homepage
- http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/374390/
- Investigators
- Gabriel Amine-Eddine
The behaviour of multiphase flows is of primary importance in many engineering applications. In the past, experimental observations have provided many researchers with the ability to understand and probe the phenomena and physical processes occurring in such flows. With advancements in modern day computational power, we now have the ability to gain an even greater wealth of knowledge, from what used to be a physical experiment, is now a virtual simulation.
Amine-Eddine, G.H. (2015) Body forces in particle suspensions in turbulence. University of Southampton, Faculty of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 283pp.
Categories
Algorithms and computational methods: Distributed computing, FFT, Finite differences, Inverse problems, Monte Carlo, Multi-core, Multi-physics, Multi-scale
Visualisation and data handling software: ParaView, TecPlot, VTK
Programming languages and libraries: Fortran
Computational platforms: HECToR, Iridis, Windows
Transdisciplinary tags: Complex Systems, HPC, Scientific Computing