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Effect of Submerged Vegetation on Water Surface Geometry and Air–Water Momentum Transfer
Abstract Understanding how submerged vegetation modifies the water surface is crucial for modeling momentum exchange between shallow waters and the atmosphere. In particular, quantifying its impact on the equivalent aerodynamic roughness of the water surface is essential for improved boundary‐layer parameterization in oceanic and atmospheric models. In
G. Foggi Rota, A. Chiarini, M. E. Rosti
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Numerical investigation of high-speed droplet impact using a multiscale two-fluid approach [PDF]
A single droplet impact onto solid surfaces remains a fundamental and challenging topic in both experimental and numerical studies with significant importance in a plethora of industrial applications, ranging from printing technologies to fuel injection ...
Gavaises, M. +4 more
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Two-phase flow in three porous media with different geometry complexities are simulated using the Volume-of-Fluid (VOF) method. The evolution of the flow pattern, as well as the dynamics involved are simulated and compared to experiments. For a simple geometry and smooth solid surface, like single capillary rise experiment, VOF simulation gives results
X. Yin +4 more
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Wide‐Flow Aerosol Jet Printing Enables High‐Throughput, Ultra‐Low Aspect Ratio Patterning
Wide‐flow aerosol jet printing (WF‐AJP) employs an anisotropic nozzle design to generate planar aerosol jets, enabling millimeter‐scale deposition of highly uniform, ultra‐low aspect ratio (<1:6000) films with substantially reduced anisotropy in functional performance.
Zenan Niu +8 more
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3D avalanche flow modeling using OpenFOAM
In this paper, a model of a snow avalanche was created with the help of open source CFD software OpenFOAM. The avalanche is considered as a turbulent two-phase flow - snow and air. We take incompressible Herschel-Balkley fluid as a model of snow.
D. I. Romanova
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Pore-scale direct numerical simulation of Haines jumps in a porous media model
Direct numerical simulations are presented for a porous media model consisting of two immiscible fluids, an invading and defending phase, in a two-dimensional micro-geometry filled with randomly sized and randomly distributed cylinders.
Afkhami, Shahriar +2 more
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Effects of Triangular Nozzle Geometry on the Deformation and Breakup of Liquid Jets in Crossflow
This study numerically investigates the deformation and breakup of liquid jets in air crossflow from triangular and circular nozzles using Newtonian and shear‐thinning fluids. The analysis highlights how non‐circular geometry and rheology jointly govern jet instability through variations in viscosity, pressure, and energy transfer. The findings advance
Yasuhiro Saito +2 more
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Numerical simulation of the flow rate effect on the evolution of a negatively buoyant water jet
A numerical simulation study was done on a penetrating pure water jet injected into another surrounding salt water miscible with negative buoyancy conditions.
Oumaima Eleuch +4 more
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In this paper we validate a numerical model for wave-structure interaction by comparing numerical results with laboratory data. The numerical model is based on the Navier-Stokes (N-S) equations for an incompressible fluid. The N-S equations are solved by
Weihua Mo, Philip L.-F. Liu
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Abstract Purpose Diffusion‐weighted imaging (DWI) and intravoxel incoherent motion (IVIM) imaging are well‐established approaches for evaluating cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) flow in subarachnoid and perivascular spaces, and have recently been applied to study ventricular CSF flow.
Tomohiro Otani +4 more
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