Faculty Contact: Professor Daniel Attinger
The complex fluid systems program investigates non-Newtonian, multiphase, turbulent, and/or chemically reacting flows over multiple length and time scales. We develop unique experimental and computational techniques that advance our understanding of fluid flow phenomena and enable engineering applications, including fuel and chemical production; biomass transport; particle dispersion; and heat exchangers in evaporators, boilers, and condensers. The efforts of this program pioneer new theories and models of complex fluid processes and validate these processes through novel experimental techniques and exploration tools.
Associated Faculty
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Daniel AttingerAttinger’s Lab |
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Ganesh BalasubramanianLaboratory for Computational Nanoscience in Mechanics |
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Robert C. BrownDirector, Center for Sustainable Environmental Technologies |
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Mark BrydenVirtual Reality Applications Center |
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Baskar GanapathysubramanianComputational Physics and Mechanics Laboratory |
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Nastaran HashemiHashemi Lab |
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Ted HeindelExperimental Multiphase Flow Laboratory |
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Atul KelkarControl theory, robust and nonlinear control, acoustic noise control, vibration control, flexible multibody dynamics, integrated design via multi-objective optimization, robotics, neural networks |
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Song-Charng KongEngine Laboratory |
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Terry MeyerBiorenewable Fuels and Combustion Laboratory |
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Mike OlsenExperimental Fluid Mechanics Laboratory |
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Alberto PassalacquaMultiphase fluid dynamics, Fluid particle flows, Quadrature-based moment methods, Uncertainty quantification, Computational fluid dynamics, Numerical methods for computational fluid dynamics, Development of open-source tools for computational fluid dynamics
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Shankar SubramaniamSpray modeling, Modeling and simulation of gas-particle flows, granular flows, Combustion, Turbulent reactive flows, Mixing, Stochastic models, particle methods, Computational fluid dynamics |



















