Applications of Laser-Optical Diagnostics in real-size Compressor Component Test Facilities
Abstract: With the considerable progress achieved in the capabilities of laser / optical technology in combination with growing computing resources today the laser- and image-based measurement techniques can be found in a wide variety of applications. In turbomachinery research, laser-optical techniques such as PIV in most cases do complement conventional rig testing and are often used to provide validation data for accompanying numerical simulation methods. Drawing the attention to the full potential of PIV, a number of research projects have been set up specifically addressing the aerodynamic flow analysis based on spatio-temporal resolved experimental data. The presentation will give a summary of latest research activities in a circumferential compressor as well as provide a brief overview of other laser-diagnostic applications in axial fan and compressor rigs.

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Voir l'agendaWebinaire Marco Edoardo Rosti
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Marco Edoardo Rosti est Assitant Professor à l'Institut des sciences et technologies d'Okinawa (OIST), au Japon, depuis 2020. Il a obtenu un master en ingénierie aéronautique au Politecnico di Milano en 2013, et un doctorat en ingénierie aéronautique à City, University of London en 2016. Avant de rejoindre l'OIST, il a passé du temps en tant que chercheur postdoctoral à l'Institut royal de technologie KTH, en Suède, et à l'Université de Tokyo, au Japon. Les recherches de Marco Rosti portent sur la turbulence multiphase et les fluides complexes. Il a reçu le prix RYUMON du jeune chercheur distingué en mécanique des fluides, décerné par la Société japonaise de mécanique des fluides en 2021, et il est rédacteur en chef adjoint de l'European Journal of Mechanics/B et rédacteur en chef de Results in Engineering.
Webinaire Michael Reeks
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Michael Reeks is currently professor emeritus of fluid mechanics in the School of Mechanical & Systems Engineering at Newcastle University. He is also a Visiting Professor in the Dept of Aeronautics at Imperial College. He is an editor of the journal of Flow Turbulence and Combustion. His area of research is in the modelling and computation of turbulent dispersed flows which includes atmospheric and nuclear aerosols.