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| [[Buoyancy-opposed wall jet]] || Jeremy Noyce || Magnox Electric | | [[Buoyancy-opposed wall jet]] || Jeremy Noyce || Magnox Electric | ||
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| [[Induced flow in a T-junction]] || Frederic Archambeau || EDF - R&D Division | | [[Induced flow in a T-junction]] || Frederic Archambeau || EDF - R&D Division |
Revision as of 15:44, 11 February 2017
AC | Application Challenges | Contributor | Organisation |
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3-01 | Buoyancy-opposed wall jet | Jeremy Noyce | Magnox Electric |
3-02 | Induced flow in a T-junction | Frederic Archambeau | EDF - R&D Division |
3-03 | Cyclone separator | Chris Carey | Fluent Europe Ltd |
3-08 | Spray evaporation in turbulent flow | Martin Sommerfeld | Martin-Luther-Universitat Halle-Wittenberg |
3-10 | Combining/dividing flow in Y junction | Lewis Davenport | Rolls-Royce Marine Power, Engineering & Technology Division |
3-11 | Downward flow in a heated annulus | Mike Rabbitt | British Energy |
3-12 | Particle-laden swirling flow | Martin Sommerfeld | Martin-Luther-Universitat Halle-Wittenberg |