Engineering Fluid Dynamics 2019-2020 Volume 2
This book contains the successful submissions to a Special Issue of Energies entitled "Engineering Fluid Dynamics 2019-2020". The topic of engineering fluid dynamics includes both experimental and computational studies. Of special interest were submissions from the fields of mechanical, ch...
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653 | |a CFD | ||
653 | |a gap resonance | ||
653 | |a hydrodynamic forces | ||
653 | |a free surface waves | ||
653 | |a URANS | ||
653 | |a twin-box deck | ||
653 | |a aerodynamics | ||
653 | |a vortex shedding | ||
653 | |a splash lubrication | ||
653 | |a dynamic motion | ||
653 | |a gearbox | ||
653 | |a churning power losses | ||
653 | |a non-inertial coordinate system | ||
653 | |a ground roughness | ||
653 | |a hill shape | ||
653 | |a hill slope | ||
653 | |a large-eddy simulations | ||
653 | |a turbulent flow fields | ||
653 | |a turbulent structure | ||
653 | |a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) | ||
653 | |a large eddy simulations (LES) | ||
653 | |a 3D hill | ||
653 | |a canopy | ||
653 | |a flow fields | ||
653 | |a radiation | ||
653 | |a blocked-off-region procedure | ||
653 | |a heat recuperation | ||
653 | |a anisotropic scattering | ||
653 | |a mie particles | ||
653 | |a numerical simulation | ||
653 | |a horizontal face angle | ||
653 | |a energy dissipation rates | ||
653 | |a stepped spillway | ||
653 | |a ultra-low specific speed magnetic drive pump | ||
653 | |a orthogonal test | ||
653 | |a splitter blades | ||
653 | |a optimized design | ||
653 | |a pressure fluctuation | ||
653 | |a radial force | ||
653 | |a dilution | ||
653 | |a turbulent flame | ||
653 | |a premixed | ||
653 | |a OH | ||
653 | |a CH2O | ||
653 | |a planar laser-induced fluorescence | ||
653 | |a self-excited oscillation jet | ||
653 | |a organ-Helmholtz nozzle | ||
653 | |a pulse waterjet | ||
653 | |a pressure pulsation amplitude | ||
653 | |a WMLES | ||
653 | |a VLSMs | ||
653 | |a LSMs | ||
653 | |a turbulent boundary flow | ||
653 | |a roughness | ||
653 | |a surrogate model | ||
653 | |a deep neural network | ||
653 | |a multiphase flow | ||
653 | |a horizontal pipe | ||
653 | |a liquid holdup | ||
653 | |a pressure gradient | ||
653 | |a coherent structures | ||
653 | |a turbulent boundary layer | ||
653 | |a stability | ||
653 | |a pre-multiplied wind velocity spectrum | ||
653 | |a spatial correlation coefficient field | ||
653 | |a tunnel fires | ||
653 | |a jet fan speed | ||
653 | |a heat release rate | ||
653 | |a aspect ratio | ||
653 | |a smoke movement | ||
653 | |a visibility | ||
653 | |a smoke layer thickness | ||
653 | |a smoke stratification | ||
653 | |a orifice shape | ||
653 | |a vertical jet | ||
653 | |a velocity ratio | ||
653 | |a numerical investigation | ||
653 | |a hydraulic characteristics | ||
653 | |a impinging water jet | ||
653 | |a impinging height | ||
653 | |a numerical calculation | ||
653 | |a swirler | ||
653 | |a optimized | ||
653 | |a genetic algorithms | ||
653 | |a recirculation | ||
653 | |a combustion | ||
653 | |a experimental validation | ||
653 | |a welding spatter | ||
653 | |a distribution | ||
653 | |a shield arc metal welding | ||
653 | |a particle heat transfer | ||
653 | |a fire risk | ||
653 | |a sprinkler | ||
653 | |a fire dynamics simulator (FDS) | ||
653 | |a fire suppression | ||
653 | |a extinguishing coefficient | ||
653 | |a smoke logging | ||
653 | |a smoke spread | ||
653 | |a pipe insulation | ||
653 | |a fire growth rate index | ||
653 | |a scale factor | ||
653 | |a volume fraction | ||
653 | |a ignition heat source | ||
653 | |a maximum heat release rate | ||
653 | |a time to reach maximum HRR (heat release rate) | ||
653 | |a control | ||
653 | |a cylinder | ||
653 | |a energy efficiency | ||
653 | |a clamping | ||
653 | |a pneumatics | ||
653 | |a unsteady RANS simulation | ||
653 | |a two-phase flow | ||
653 | |a riser-induced slug flow | ||
653 | |a LedaFlow | ||
653 | |a VOF-model | ||
653 | |a evacuation | ||
653 | |a interaction between smoke and evacuees | ||
653 | |a inner smoke force | ||
653 | |a modified BR-smoke model | ||
653 | |a twin H-rotor vertical-axis turbines | ||
653 | |a wake | ||
653 | |a instability | ||
653 | |a wavelet transform | ||
653 | |a computational fluid dynamics (CFD), multiphysics | ||
653 | |a heat transfer | ||
653 | |a thermoelectricity | ||
653 | |a automotive | ||
653 | |a traditional market | ||
653 | |a fire spread rate | ||
653 | |a radiant heat flux | ||
653 | |a separation distance | ||
653 | |a rotor stator interaction | ||
653 | |a boundary layer | ||
653 | |a secondary vortex | ||
653 | |a unsteady flow | ||
653 | |a submerged jet | ||
653 | |a climate change | ||
653 | |a renewable energy | ||
653 | |a wind power | ||
653 | |a accelerators | ||
653 | |a turbines | ||
653 | |a power extraction | ||
653 | |a Betz | ||
653 | |a freestream theory | ||
653 | |a hybrid simulation method | ||
653 | |a multi-fluid model | ||
653 | |a discrete element method, sedimentation, bed formation | ||
653 | |a PIV | ||
653 | |a shell-and-tube | ||
653 | |a shell side | ||
653 | |a tube bundle | ||
653 | |a heat exchanger | ||
653 | |a baffle | ||
653 | |a maldistribution | ||
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