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of an accurate and generalisable density Equation of State model (EoS). This is especially challenging near the critical point and the Widom line, where there are large gradients in fluid properties. This project
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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT) modelling, which captures both the fluid & solid domains, as required to develop this understanding for engine-representative geometries and
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. The solution relies on the integration of a biosensor into an aerosol sampler. This interdisciplinary project brings together excellent research teams from fluid dynamics, bioengineering and biotechnology. Your
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project aims at improving existing methods and exploring new ways to efficiently and systematically model and simulate all aspects of CVD processes. The basis for this will be Computational Fluid Dynamics
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development of special phase field and phase field crystal models coupling newly developed approaches with established approaches for simulating e.g. mechanical properties and the flow of fluids implementation
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include: Developing innovative serration and permeable surface designs to further reduce trailing edge noise. Conducting detailed fluid dynamics, aerodynamics, and aeroacoustics investigations to understand
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capture technologies. In this project, you will: Develop a 3D Digital Model: Create an advanced computational model of high-pressure mechanical seals. Apply Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD): Simulate gas
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of flow behaviours. This challenges the design and substantiation of such systems. A new and versatile experimental facility has been developed by the Thermo-Fluids group at the University of Manchester
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that can flow without resistance, mimicking the behaviour of quantum fluids. These systems, known as quantum fluids of light, promise revolutionary applications in low-energy photonic devices, including
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(for plasma catalysis). Computational fluid dynamics & kinetic modelling of plasma reactor design. You will publish scientific articles related to the research project. You will carry out a limited number of