NETL 2009 Workshop on Multiphase Flow Science

NETL 2009 Workshop on Multiphase Flow Science
Euro-Suites Hotel, Morgantown, WV 
April 22-23, 2009

Table of Contents

• Disclaimer
• Presentations

PRESENTATIONS

• Kinetic Theory of Polydisperse Granular Flows and Validation Data 
  Christine Hrenya, Colorado University
• Quadrature-Based Moment Methods for Polydisperse Gas-Solid Flows 
  Rodney Fox, Iowa State University
• Fluid-Particle Drag Force in Bidisperse Suspensions 
  Sankaran Sundaresan, Princeton University
• Modeling Particle-Fluid Momentum Transfer in Polydisperse Gas-Solid Flows through Direct Numerical Simulations Based on the Immersed Boundary Method 
  Shankar Subramaniam, Iowa State University
• Multiphase Interactions in Riser-Section of CFB: Towards Realistic Model for Analysis and Prediction 
  M. N. Bogere, University of Puerto Rico
• FCMOM: From Population Balance Equations to the Boltzmann Equation for Bidimensional Systems (Hard Disks)
  M. Strumendo, H. Arastoopour, and D. Gidaspow, Illinois Institute of Technology
• Application of Coarse Grained Drag Law in Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations of Fluidized Beds 
  Nicholas Jones, ExxonMobil
• Issues in Chemical Looping Combustion 
  Tom O’Brien, U.S. Department of Energy, NETL
• Multiphase Simulation of Entrained Flow Gasification - Modeling Needs 
  Lanre Oshinowo, ConocoPhillips
• Fluidization & Chlorination Modeling: An Industrial Perspective from Millennium Inorganic Chemicals
  Sibashis (Shibu) Banerjee, Millennium Inorganic Chemicals... Presentation - NOT AVAILABLE
• Modeling and Simulation of Laboratory Scale Dense-Phase Solids Transport Systems 
  Paul Chapman, Alstom Power
• Implementation of Cartesian Cut-Cell Technique into the Multiphase Flow Solver MFIX 
  Jean (Jeff) Dietiker, West Virginia University Research Corporation
• Recent Advances in Reduced-Order Modeling for Transport Phenomena
  Paul Cizmas, Texas A&M University
• Coarse-Grid Simulation of Riser Flows 
  Sankaran Sundaresan, Princeton University
• Meso-Scale Structure and Multi-Scale Strategy in Simulating Multi-Phase Systems---from Physical Modeling and Parallel Computation to Industrial Application 
  Jinghai Li, Chinese Academy of Sciences
• Follow-Up to 2006 NETL Multiphase Workshop 
  Madhava Syamlal, U.S. Department of Energy, NETL
• Computation and Measurements of Mass Transfer and Dispersion Coefficients in Fluidized Beds 
  Dimitri Gidaspow, Illinois Institute of Technology
• Capacitance Imaging 
  L. S. Fan, Ohio State University
• An Experimental Study of the Rheological Behavior of Dense Assemblies of Granular Materials 
  Gabriel Tardos, CCNY (City College)
• Welcome 
  Anthony Cugini, Director of Research & Innovation Center, U.S. Department of Energy, NETL
• Measurement of Particle Number Density and Volume Fraction in a Fluidized Bed using the Shadow Sizing Method 
  David Roelant & Seckin Gokaltun, Florida International University
• Model Validation Challenge Problem: Riser Testing at NETL 
  Larry Shadle, U.S. Department of Energy, NETL
• The Effects of Particle Size on Riser Hydrodynamics 
  Ray Cocco, Particulate Solid Research, Inc.
• High Speed Particle Imaging of Dense Particle Flow Fields 
  Frank Shaffer, U.S. Department of Energy, NETL
• Reduced Models for Gas-Solids Flows: Coarse Discrete Element Method and Phase-Space Proper Orthogonal Decomposition 
  Sreekanth Pannala, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• Granular Flow in a Rough Annular Shear: Validating DEM Simulations with Experiments 
  C. Fred Higgs III, Carnegie Mellon University
• Granular Flow in a Rough Annular Shear: Validating DEM Simulations with Experiments 
  Joe McCarthy, University of Pittsburgh
• Rheological Behavior of Dense Granular Materials: DEM Simulations and Order Parameter Model 
  Shankar Subramaniam, Iowa State University
• Frictional Flow of Dense Granular Materials 
  Sankaran Sundaresan, Princeton University

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