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  • Soot Modeling: GPU Accelerated Direct Simulation Monte Carlo

    Creator:
    Lorson, Paige
    Abstract:
    For this project, we designed a soot modeling software to produce a full particle density function. This model uses the Direct Simulation Monte Carlo with a full conditioning particle selection method to capture soot nucleation and coagulation in a diffusion flame. We investigate the use of graphic processing units as...
    Resource Type:
    Capstone Project
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    Niemeyer For this project, we designed a soot modeling software to produce a full particle density

  • Vortical Structures in Transition to Turbulence through Randomly Packed Porous Media: Scale, Energy, and Mixing Characteristics

    Creator:
    Mohammadi Ziazi, Reza
    Abstract:
    Vortical structures are the driving mechanism of transition to turbulence in porous media requiring adequately resolved observations along with analysis of the scale and energy of flow within the pores. Of specific interest is to understand the vortex dynamics, energy, and turbulent mixing and transport properties in the scale of...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation
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    declare my kindest regards to my great committee members Dr. Dorthe Wildenschild, Dr. Nordica MacCarty, Dr

  • Cooling System Analysis of the Thrust Chamber

    Creator:
    Sazonov, Gleb
    Abstract:
    The purpose of the study was to analyze the possible combination of cooling systems, which are film cooling and regenerative cooling, and obtain the initial estimates of possible temperature reduction. The analysis was conducted in Ansys Fluent. The methodology includes four main steps that are the following: flow simulation, combustion...
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    Capstone Project
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    Sazonov A GRADUATE PROJECT submitted to Oregon State University in partial fulfillment of the