Dispersed multiphase flows containing particles/droplets/bubbles are ubiquitous in both engineering and environmental applications. These flows contain a wide range of scales, from the particle scale to energy-containing scales. This multiscale nature and related interactions are currently being studied by researchers who develop advanced computational /experimental methods for a variety of applications. This workshop invites the leading researchers in this relevant field and aims to promote discussion and collaborations.

This workshop is recommended to those who are interested in the following topics:
-- Multiphase flow, Turbulent flow, Particle-flow interaction, Cloud turbulence, Cloud microphysics, Particle collisions, Clustering, Voronoi analysis, Spray combustion, Air-liquid interface, Heat/mass exchange, DNS, LES, VOF, CIP, and so on.

Date

Friday 24th May, 2013, 10:00-17:30

Venue

Large Lecture Hall
JAMSTEC Tokyo office (Access)
Fukokuseimei Bld.23F
2-2-2 Uchisaiwaicho,
Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0011

Program

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Abstracts

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Registration

There is no formal registration process,
but to give us an idea of the number of participants it would be helpful if you could inform us of your participation by Email.

Contact

Ryo Onishi
Earth Simulator Center
Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
TEL: 045-778-5848
Email

"Flow modulation in decaying and forced particle-laden turbulence"

Lian-Ping Wang (Delaware Univ.)

"Heat Transfer in Fluid-Particle Two-Phase Media"

Takeo Kajishima & Shintaro Takeuchi (Osaka Univ.)

"Development of numerical model toward DNS and modeled simulations of gas/liquid interfacial flows"

Feng Xiao (Tokyo Tech.)

"Kinematic and dynamic collision statistics of cloud droplets from high-resolution pseudo-spectral simulations"

Bogdan Rosa (National Research Institute, Poland)

We plan an Earth Simulator II tour (about an hour) at 16:00 on 23 May.
If you'd like to join us, please let us know your name through Email. Registration is required for this tour. Click here for more information.