307 Turbulent and Reactive Flows


Description:
This session will focus on theoretical, numerical, and experimental investigations of transport phenomena in turbulent flows, and in flows where 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
Core R&D Engineering Sciences
Doan R&D Campus, Bldg 1776 Sect A
Midland, MI
48667-1776
Phone Number: 989 636-4167
Email: dwyin@dow.com


Papers:
307a
An Overview of the Stress-Blended Eddy Simulation Method in Ansys CFD (Invited Talk)
Florian R. Menter, ANSYS Germany GmbH; D. Christopher Hill, ANSYS Inc.
307b
Reynolds Stress Closure for Inertial Frames and Rotating Frames
Charles A. Petty, Michigan State University; André Bénard, Michigan State University
307c
Turbulent Drag Reduction in Plane Couette Flow with Polymer Additives: A Direct Numerical Simulation Study
Bamin Khomami, Material Research and Innovation Laboratory (MRAIL); Hao Teng, University of Science and Technology of China; Nansheng Liu, University of Science and Technology of China; Xiyun Lu, University of Science and Technology of China of China
307d
Vortex Dynamics for High Levels of Polymer Drag Reduction: Quantitative Analysis Enabled By a New Vortex-Tracking Algorithm
Lu Zhu, McMaster University; Li Xi, McMaster University
307e
The Role of Helicity in Turbulent Transport of Passive Scalars
Quoc T. Nguyen, The University of Oklahoma; Dimitrios V. Papavassiliou, The University of Oklahoma
307f
Cross-Gradient Scalar Transport in Turbulent Shear Flows
Emmanuel Hitimana, Iowa State University; Katrine M. Jansen, IAV GmbH; Zhenping Liu, Convergent Science; Michael G. Olsen, Iowa State University; Rodney O. Fox, Iowa State University; James C. Hill, Iowa State University
307g
Universal Realizable Anisotropic Prestress Closure for Multiphase Turbulent Flows
Charles A. Petty, Michigan State University; André Bénard, Michigan State University
307h
Thermal-Hydraulics, Transient Turbulence, and Two-Phase Flows in a Pressurized-Water Small Modular Nuclear Reactor
Vivek M. Rao, Missouri University of Science & Technology; Joseph D. Smith, Missouri University of Science and Technology
307i
Ember: An Open-Source, Transient Reacting Flow Solver with Applications in Turbulent Flames and Strained Extinction
Alan E. Long, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Raymond L. Speth, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Ahmed F. Ghoniem, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; William H. Green, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abstract Submissions Closed
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