258 Advances In Numerical Methods for Transport Phenomena

Tuesday, October 30, 2012: 12:30 PM
327 (Convention Center )
Description:
Ppaers on novel numerical methods or novel applications in transport phenomena (including but not limited to complex flows like turbulent flow, flow through porous media, multiphase flow, particulate flows, non-Newtonian flows)and in bioflows are invited.

Sponsor:
Applied Mathematics and Numerical Analysis

Chair:
Jeffrey J. Heys
Email: jeff.heys@gmail.com

Co-Chair:
Gerassimos Orkoulas
Email: makis@seas.ucla.edu

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.


12:30 PM
(258a) Modeling of Drug Delivery From PLGA Microspheres Using Reaction-Diffusion Equations with Hindered Diffusion
Ashlee N. Ford Versypt, Daniel W. Pack and Richard D. Braatz

12:50 PM
(258b) Multi-Scale Dynamic Simulation and Optimization for Simultaneous Chemical Plant Emission Reduction and Regional Air Quality Improvement
Qiang Xu and Jian Zhang

1:10 PM
(258c) Simulation of Nanoparticle Transport In Airways Using Petrov-Galerkin Finite Element Methods
Jeffrey J. Heys and Prathish Rajaraman

1:30 PM
(258d) Using a CFD-DEM Modeling Approach to Predict Drill Bit Dynamics
Jeremiah N. Mpagazehe and C. Fred Higgs III

1:50 PM
(258e) Experimental Validation of High Reynolds Number CFD Simulations of Heat Transfer in a Pilot-Scale Fixed Bed Tube
Anthony G. Dixon, Greg Walls, Helen Stanness, Michiel Nijemeisland and E. Hugh Stitt

2:10 PM
(258f) An Integrated Computational Fluid Dynamics Model to Simulate the Productivity of Industrial Scale Algae Raceway Ponds
Stephen Y. Park and Yebo Li
File available
2:30 PM
(258g) Validating the Prediction Capabilities of Commercial Ansys CFD Software In the Study of Hydrocarbon-Catalyst Hydrodynamics of Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) Riser Reactors
Muhammad Nuru Idris Sr.
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