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Predictive modelling of flow through porous microstructures

Margetts L., McDonald S., Lever L.M., Calmet H., Houzeaux G. and Mummery P.M

In: 23rd International Conference on Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics 2011; 16 May 2011-20 May 2011; Barcelona, Spain. 2011.

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Abstract

Micro-structurally faithful CFD models of materials with porous architectures can be created directly from three dimensional X-ray microtomography scans. These CFD models are typically very large and therefore require high performance computing facilities to solve the resulting system of equations. This paper presents results for a time dependent, low Reynolds number flow simulation through a volume of aluminum foam. Future work will use predictive modelling to help design new porous micro-architectures for specific application areas.

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23rd International Conference on Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics 2011
Conference venue:
Barcelona, Spain
Conference start date:
2011-05-16
Conference end date:
2011-05-20
Abstract:
Micro-structurally faithful CFD models of materials with porous architectures can be created directly from three dimensional X-ray microtomography scans. These CFD models are typically very large and therefore require high performance computing facilities to solve the resulting system of equations. This paper presents results for a time dependent, low Reynolds number flow simulation through a volume of aluminum foam. Future work will use predictive modelling to help design new porous micro-architectures for specific application areas.

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Manchester eScholar ID:
uk-ac-man-scw:148218
Created by:
Margetts, Lee
Created:
12th January, 2012, 11:56:04
Last modified by:
Margetts, Lee
Last modified:
9th June, 2015, 14:41:03

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