Thermofluids, Miscellaneous Award, University of Nottingham

About Thermofluids, Miscellaneous Award - at University of Nottingham

Thermofluids research activities cover a range of fundamental and applied topics commonly in collaboration with the aerospace, automotive, power or process industries, and include experimental investigations, analytical modelling and computational simulation studies. Areas include automotive ie engines, aero-engine transmissions, the cooling of electrical machines and the thermal management of power electronics systems, CFD studies of particulate conveyance or droplet laden flows, turbulent drag reduction and studies of turbulence fundamentals, non-intrusive measurement techniques such as Particle Image Velocimetry, and appropriate technology developments. Major industrial sponsors include BP, Ford, Jaguar, Rolls-Royce and Smiths Aerospace. PhD projects are available in the above and other areas of Thermofluids. The Group is well equipped with modern facilities for experimental, CFD and other studies.

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