577 Turbulent and Reactive Flows


Description:
This session will focus on theoretical, numerical, and experimental investigations of transport phenomena in turbulent flows and in flows in which mixing and reactions play a central role.

Sponsor:
Fluid Mechanics


Chair:
Li Xi
Assistant Professor
McMaster University
Department of Chemical Engineering
JHE374
Hamilton, ON
L8S4L7
Email: xili@mcmaster.ca

Co-Chair:
De-Wei Yin
Associate Engineer
The Dow Chemical Company
Doan R&D Campus, Bldg 1776 Sect A
Midland, MI
48667-1776
Email: dwyin@dow.com


Papers:
Passive Scalar Mixing in Anisotropic Turbulence from Line Sources
Quoc T. Nguyen, The University of Oklahoma; Dimitrios V. Papavassiliou, The University of Oklahoma
Dynamics and Structures of Viscoelastic Turbulence in Transitional Channel Flow
Ashwin Shekar, University of Wisonsin-Madison; Sung-Ning Wang, University of Wisonsin-Madison; Michael D. Graham, University of Wisonsin-Madison
Polymer Effects on the Development and Bursting of Turbulent Vortices: Implication on High-Extent Drag Reduction
Lu Zhu, McMaster University; Xue Bai, McMaster University; Li Xi, McMaster University
Macroscale Insensitivity of Type B Drag Reduction By Two Biopolymers
Preetinder S. Virk, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Euler-Euler and Euler-Lagrange Simulations of Heavy Particles Clustering in Homogeneously Sheared Gas
Mohamed H. Kasbaoui, Cornell University; Olivier Desjardins, Cornell University; Donald L. Koch, Cornell University
Breakage of Single Drops and Bubbles in a Turbulent 2-D Orifice Flow
Derrick I. Ko, University of Maryland; Richard V. Calabrese, University of Maryland
On the Influence of Spanwise Boundary Conditions on the Large Eddy Simulation of the Flow Past a Single Cylinder
Barbara L. Silva, University of Blumenau; Matheus R. Barbieri, University of Blumenau; Jonathan Utzig, University of Blumenau; Waldir Pedro Martignoni, University of Blumenau; Henry F. Meier, University of Blumenau
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