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Research Thesis Topic

Industrial Application of Naturally Induced Swirling Flows

Topic ID:
198
Thesis Topic/Title:
Industrial Application of Naturally Induced Swirling Flows
Description

Previous study show that a stationary split channel can generate swirling flow. The swirling flow have many applications in food, painting, and automotive industries. This project aims to optimize the naturally induced swirling flow for different applications using a combined computational (CFD) and empirical approach.

Principal Supervisor

Dr Ahmad Sharifian-Barforoush

Associate Supervisors
Research Affiliations
  • School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Field of Research
  • Mechanical Engineering
Available Academic Programs
  • Doctor of Philosophy (DPHD)
  • Master of Research (MRES)
Application Open Date
10/06/2016
Application Close Date
31/12/2022
USQ Scholarship Applications
Yes
Pre-approved for Ethics
Not Applicable
Admission Requirements

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