Porous media are the materials containing void space or pores, where fluids and gases can pass through. Unsteady flows in porous media are encountered in many engineering applications and natural problems, such as CO₂ sequestration, high temperature nuclear reactor cooling, high efficiency combustion, chemical reactors, noise reduction on airplane trailing...
Particle-laden turbulent flows, wherein a large number of small size particles are dispersed in a fluid, are widely encountered in environmental and industrial applications. Understanding their underlying physics, making predictions without performing expensive experiments, and ultimately optimizing the systems carrying such flows, require accurate and robust modelling tools. The Euler-Lagrange...