Graph-Based Data Analysis for Building Chemistry–Phase Design Rules for High Entropy Alloys
The number and types of phases formed in high entropy alloys (HEAs) have significant impacts on the mechanical properties. While various machine learning approaches were developed for predicting whether an HEA is single or multiphase, changes in ...
Scott R. Broderick+3 more
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Aeroheating and aerodynamic CFD validation and prediction for the X-38 program [PDF]
Mark Loomis+11 more
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Automatic differentiation of advanced CFD codes for multidisciplinary design
Christian Bischof+5 more
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AN APPLICATION OF THE DIFFERENCE POTENTIALS METHOD TO SOLVING EXTERNAL PROBLEMS IN CFD [PDF]
Victor S. Ryaben’kii, Semyon Tsynkov
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Dense Coconut Oil‐in‐Water (CO‐Water) Emulsification via a Vortex‐Based Cavitation Device
This study investigates the emulsification of coconut oil‐in‐water (CO‐water) emulsions using a vortex‐based hydrodynamic cavitation (HC) device. The present study explores the influence of dispersed phase on produced O/W emulsions without changing the surfactant type and concentration.
Mukesh Upadhyay, Vivek V. Ranade
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Application of the Full Cavitation Model to Pumps and Inducers
Mahesh M. Athavale+3 more
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On the accuracy of turbulence models for CFD simulations of vertical axis wind turbines
A. Rezaeiha, H. Montazeri, B. Blocken
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Multiple semi-coarsened multigrid for 3D CFD [PDF]
Barry Koren+5 more
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Practical aspects of multiphase slug frequency: An overview
Abstract Slug frequency, the number of liquid slugs passing through a point per unit of time, is an intrinsic parameter that is used to characterize multiphase slug flows in pipes. In this review we discuss practical aspects of slug frequency for industrial purposes from an examination of published literature and available experimental data. The review
Abderraouf Arabi+3 more
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Investigation of liquid distribution in gas–solid fluidized beds for fluid cokers
Abstract Thermal cracking processes convert larger molecules into smaller, more valuable products, without a catalyst, allowing for transforming residual oils or waste plastics into useful compounds. Fluid coking, a thermal cracking process utilizing a fluidized bed of hot particles, processes approximately 1 million barrels of residual oil daily. This
Yohann Cochet+3 more
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