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Fluid Mechanics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 30 Fluid Mechanics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 30 Fluid Mechanics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Optimising Biomass Milling, Classification and Conveying for Enhanced Power Generation
This. project. will explore the fundamental link between biomass milling, classification and conveying to optimise biomass processing. Read more
Research Studentship in Wind Energy
Research Studentship in Wind Energy. 4-year D.Phil. (PhD) studentship starting October 2022. Project. Aerodynamics of Floating Offshore Wind Turbines. Read more
Understanding and improving the assessment of wind risk to Irish forests
Forests provide a multitude of ecosystem services. Furthermore, their ability to help regulate the atmosphere in terms of capturing and storing carbon means they are a key component in helping to battle climate change. Read more
Simulation of cryogenic hydrogen release
We are seeking a PhD candidate to work on an industry project in simulating uncontrolled liquid hydrogen release. Hydrogen is a clean fuel for decarbonization and is commonly transported as liquid in deep cryogenic state (-253°C). Read more
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Nonlinear hydrodynamic loadings on Floating Offshore Wind turbine
4-year PhD with Integrated Studies. Background and aim of the project. The UK is at the forefront of energy generation from ocean renewables which includes wave, tidal and offshore wind energy technologies, and these sources will help the nation in achieving the path to net zero by 2050. Read more
Modelling the unique viscoelastic properties of graphene oxide dispersions and their flow phenomena
Graphene oxide (GO) dispersions in water form a strongly interacting fluid-particle system. The GO flakes, which are 1 nm thick and have an aspect ratio of 100 – 10000, interact with both the water and each other through strong hydrogen bonding and electrostatic forces. Read more
Ship Hull Hydrodynamics
Before applying online, candidates must submit CV and cover letter to Dr Ignazio Maria Viola at. i.m.viola@ed.ac.uk. Read more
The olfactory cocktail party: How animals and humans segregate mixed odours
University of Otago / University of Waikato. Three PhD Scholarships. The olfactory cocktail party. How animals and humans segregate mixed odours. Read more
Machine Learning Meets Sequential Monte Carlo Methods
This project lies on the intersection of modern machine learning techniques and sequential Monte Carlo methods. Sequential Monte Carlo (SMC) methods, e.g. Read more
Large eddy simulation of centrifugal Rayleigh-Bénard convection in turbomachinery disc cavities
Applications are invited for a PhD studentship in the Rolls-Royce supported Thermo-Fluid Systems University Technology Centre at the University of Surrey. Read more
Data-driven modelling of laminar-turbulent transition in wall-bounded flows
Transition from a laminar to a turbulent state in a fluid flow is a widely observed phenomenon occurring in a large variety of natural and engineering applications. Read more
Optimising salt morphology and maximising oral perception of salt through DEM and DEM-CFD techniques
The Food Consortium CTP is looking for a PhD candidate for the BBSRC funded project Optimising salt morphology and maximising oral perception of salt through DEM and DEM-CFD techniques. Read more
Modelling of phase change in dense particle assemblies
This project aims to deliver a new modeling approach to efficiently simulate the powder flow and phase change (solid-liquid-solid) in dense packings of powder consisting of tens of millions of individual grains with application to manufacturing processes. Read more
Novel fluid-solid interaction techniques for offshore wind turbines
Overview. The European Green Deal commits to increasing Europe's offshore wind generation capacity from the current 12 GW level to at least 60 GW by 2030 and 300 GW by 2050. Read more
Effects of Coastal Change in the selection of a Geological Disposal Facility
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London. Supervisor(s). Dr Ioannis Karmpadakis (IC) and Dr James Lawrence (IC). Read more
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