Search for dissertations about: "Computational Fluid Dynamics CFD"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 285 swedish dissertations containing the words Computational Fluid Dynamics CFD.
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11. Fluid and Solid Particle Dynamics in Stirred Vessels
Abstract : The present thesis deals with the fluid dynamics of stirred vessels and particularly those that are to be used in conjunction with solids suspensions. Stirred vessels are very common in the process industry and large amounts of energy can be saved by optimising their operation. READ MORE
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12. Turbomachinery Aeroacoustic Calculations using Nonlinear Methods
Abstract : Noise regulations for aircraft that fly over populated areas are becoming continuously stricter. This in combination with increasing computational capabilities has boosted interest in aeroacoustic computations in the aerospace industry. READ MORE
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13. Offshore renewable energy systems : Quantification of extreme loads using computational methods
Abstract : This Ph.D. thesis investigates the dynamic response of offshore energy systems in extreme waves. The use of offshore energy technologies, such as wave energy systems and offshore wind turbines, is crucial for transitioning to clean energy and mitigating the effects of climate change. READ MORE
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14. On Film Cooling of Turbine Guide Vanes : From Experiments and CFD-Simulations to Correlation Development
Abstract : To achieve high thermal efficiency in modern gas turbines, the turbine-inlet temperature has to be increased. In response to such requisites and to prevent thermal failure of the components exposed to hot gas streams, the use of different cooling techniques, including film cooling, is essential. READ MORE
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15. Computational Fluid Dynamics and Experimental Studies of the Urea-SCR System
Abstract : Volatile emissions produced by the burning of fossil fuels may be converted on a catalyst to less harmful products. During lean combustion an excess of oxygen in the exhaust gases together with a catalyst effectively oxidizes carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons into carbon dioxide and water. READ MORE
