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Computational Fluids Dynamics and its Application to Multiphase Flows (3 credits) 计算流体动力学及其在多相流中的应用 Instructor Eric CLIMENT, Dept. of Fluids Mechanics, INP-ENSEEIHT / IMFT (eric.climent@imft.fr) Synopsis Multiphase flows are ubiquitous in the industry (particles, drops and bubbles in petroleum, nuclear engineering and energy transformations). The numerical simulation has proven to be an efficient tool for engineers and researchers to understand and model the complex interplay between the continuous phase and the dispersion of discrete elements. The purpose of lectures is to introduce numerical simulations of dispersed two-phase flows and advanced topics in computational fluids mechanics, including particle suspensions, bubbly liquids and droplet sprays. Lectures on classical numerical approaches for solving Navier-Stokes equations will be introduced, together with their applications to multiphase flows (dispersion, two-way coupling, modelling of hydrodynamic interactions). Students will be trained to program some classic examples of important phenomena. Students will work on projects using Matlab to simulate particle suspension flows, bubble and droplet dispersion. Offering 2014 Summer Semester Audience Year 3 4 Undergraduates and Year 1 Graduate Students Classroom Room xxx, Teaching Bldg. No. XX, Peking University Schedule Class: 1-4 PM, M-F, July 7 – 26, 2014; Final Exam: 1-4 PM, July 26, 2014 Objective To develop an understanding of the physics of two-phase dispersed flows. The students will be trained to the specificity of particles, drops and bubbles dynamics in order to have a better ability to develop numer