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Prof D Mackenzie
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Funded PhD Project (European/UK Students Only)
About the Project
The Weir Group plc (http://www.weir.co.uk/) is a leading Engineering Solutions business serving the Oil & Gas, Minerals and Power & Industry sectors. The Group’s global footprint covers over 70 countries, employing in the region of 13,000 people. Weir Group products include a wide range of industrial pumps, valves and ancillary equipment. The Weir Advanced Research Centre, WARC, was established by The Weir Group plc at the University of Strathclyde in 2011 as a multi-disciplinary research centre of excellence supporting development of innovative next generation Weir products.
Applications are invited from suitably qualified graduates in mechanical engineering, aeronautical engineering or an appropriate fluid dynamics-related discipline for a 3.5 year fully funded PhD Studentship in CFD modelling of erosion processes. The aim of this project is to develop a CFD code which can model the change in the shape of the surface over which an abrasive fluid is moving. Research will include identification of the best wear models currently available, incorporation of wear models into CFD software, development of mesh adaption code to model surface shape change and code validation against experiments.
WARC PhD Scholarships
The Weir Group annually funds several WARC PhD Scholarships. These Scholarships provide an excellent personally-tailored support package enabling students to pursue PhD studies directly related to industry research needs within a professional engineering career structure.
Applications are invited from suitably qualified graduates in mechanical engineering, aeronautical engineering or an appropriate fluid dynamics-related discipline for a 3.5 year fully funded PhD Studentship in CFD modelling of erosion processes. The aim of this project is to develop a CFD code which can model the change in the shape of the surface over which an abrasive fluid is moving. Research will include identification of the best wear models currently available, incorporation of wear models into CFD software, development of mesh adaption code to model surface shape change and code validation against experiments.
WARC PhD Scholarships
The Weir Group annually funds several WARC PhD Scholarships. These Scholarships provide an excellent personally-tailored support package enabling students to pursue PhD studies directly related to industry research needs within a professional engineering career structure.
Funding Notes
• An annual stipend of £16,000 (tax free)
• PhD fees and associated costs
• The opportunity to work with multidisciplinary teams from industry and academia in field and practical application of research outcomes
• A structured Personal Development Scheme targeted at early CEng/Professional Institute accreditation (e.g. IMechE)
• Fully funded international travel to visit Weir Group companies (typically in Europe, USA & Australia)
• Funding for attending international conferences and seminars
• High specification personal computing equipment and laboratory facilities
• A potential career route into the global Weir Group
• PhD fees and associated costs
• The opportunity to work with multidisciplinary teams from industry and academia in field and practical application of research outcomes
• A structured Personal Development Scheme targeted at early CEng/Professional Institute accreditation (e.g. IMechE)
• Fully funded international travel to visit Weir Group companies (typically in Europe, USA & Australia)
• Funding for attending international conferences and seminars
• High specification personal computing equipment and laboratory facilities
• A potential career route into the global Weir Group
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