Page 3 - Numerical Simulation News Today

by College of Engineering and Pavlis Honors College As weve come to expect, the judging for Design Expo 2021 was very close, but the official results are in. More than 1,000 students in Enterprise and Senior Design showcased their hard work on April 15 at Michigan Tech’s second-ever, fully virtual Design Expo. Teams competed for cash awards totaling nearly $4,000. Judges for the event included corporate representatives, community members and Michigan Tech staff and faculty. The College of Eng...

2003 M.Phil., Appl. Math., Bangladesh Uni. of Eng. &Tech. (BUET), Bangladesh 2001 M.Sc., Appl. Math., University of Dhaka, Bangladesh 1999 B.Sc., Math., University of Dhaka , Bangladesh Publications (selected) M. M. Molla, B-C Wang, D. C. S Kuhn(2012): “Numerical study of pulsatile flows undergoing transition triggered by a modeled stenosis” Physics of Fluids,Vol. 24,121901 (2012). M. M. Molla, A. Hossain, B-C Wang, D. C. S Kuhn(2012): “Large eddy simulation of pulsatile non-Ne...

Abstract Nowadays, humans are suffering from chronic cardiovascular diseases, including Congenital Heart Defect (CHD). These diseases have far-reaching consequences, such as disruption of the daily life of humans by reducing their ability to perform daily routines. This problem is due to impaired cardiac pumping capability. The present numerical simulation studied the effects of CHDs on pressure drop and AWSS. Numerical calculation of non-Newtonian blood flow parameters, including power-law ind...

Abstract Caving process is a complex dynamic phenomenon influences safety and productivity of coal longwall mining. It improves safety due to reduction of load on support, face convergence and abutment stresses. Proper caving with respect to the quality and time of occurrence ensures continuity of operation and subsequently, the productivity of coal extraction. Therefore, a reliable prediction of strata behaviour and its caving potential are imperative in design of longwall projects. This paper...

Students from the Department of Civil Engineering at New Mexico State University received numerous awards at NMSU’s recent virtual Research and Creativity Week event. Eight civil engineering students presented their projects with four placing in the top 10 of all presentations. Clockwise from top left: New Mexico State University civil engineering students placed among the top 10 presentations at the recent virtual Research and Creativity Week event. Seyed Ali Aleali...