Special Session 1 EXPERIMENTAL AND COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMIC (E&CFD) (SS1)

CFD is the study of predicting fluid flow, heat transfer, chemical reaction and other related phenomena by solving a set of governing mathematical equations. The results of CFD analysis are useful for conceptual studies of product design, detail product development, process troubleshooting. Besides, the benefit of CFD modeling is cost saving, timely, safe and easy to scale-up. CFD has proven to be useful and accurate to predict single phase flows and multiphase flows. CFD analysis complements testing and experimentation because CFD can reduce the total effort required in the experiment design and data acquisition. CFD codes turn computers into a virtual laboratory and perform equivalent "numerical experiment", which conveniently providing insight and foresight into the understanding of the complex flow pattern.
This special session aims to gather researchers disciplines to share and discuss their knowledge and experience in solving engineering problems by using CFD m, scientists and engineers from different engineering modeling approach.


TOPICS

• Multiphase flow
• Heat and Mass Transfer
• Species Transport
• Discrete Phase
• Chemical Reactions
• Turbulent and Laminar Flow
• Compressible and Incompressible Flow

PUBLICATION
info will be available soon!

ORGANISER(S)

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  Prof. Chin-Hsiang Cheng National Cheng Kung University,
  Taiwan
  chcheng@mail.ncku.edu.tw
  
  OPENING TALK:
  ‘Numerical Design of a Thin-Film Thermoelectric Cooler using Two-Dimensional Materials for Microsatellite Thermal Control’
  Abstract (PDF)

INVITED SPEAKER(S)

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  ‘Self-Excitation Mechanisms for Pressure-Relief-Valves with attached Fluid-Columns’
  Prof. Andreas Baumgart
  University of Applied Sciences Hamburg,
  Germany
  Abstract (PDF)

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  ‘Numerical Studies and Analysis of Shockwave-Induced Soil Loosening for Agricultural Applications’
  Prof. Uzu-Kuei Hsu
  National Pingtung University of Science and Technology,
  Taiwan
  Abstract (PDF)

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  ‘Analysis of Cross-Flow Induced Vibrations in the Jet Pump Assembly of the Cooling System of a BWR-5 Reactor’
  Dr. Luis Héctor Hernández Gómez
  National Polytechnic Institute,
  Mexico
  Abstract (PDF)

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  ‘Bulk-like MoS₂ Thin Films for Microfluidic Channels and High Thermoelectric Performance’
  Prof. Tsung-Shine Ko
  National Changhua University of Education,
  Taiwan
  Abstract (PDF)