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Multiphase Flow Course: Basic Concepts, Modeling and CFD Simulations-2024-Run3

This is a unique new course to integrate our extensive experiences on Transport Phenomena (Fluid Mechanics, Heat and Mass Transfer), Dynamic Surface Phenomena, Interfacial Properties, CFD, and OpenFOAM, for Multiphase Flow Modeling and Simulation.

November 27 (2024) to January 27 (2025).  (15 Lectures x 90 min, 8 Weeks), Mondays and Wednesdays, 16:00-17:30 (Berlin Time) Registration Form👇.

After more than 3 decades developing modeling and computational methodologies for multiphase flow simulation, nowadays we have certain methodologies and tools for this purpose including: Eulerian-Eulerian, Eulerian-Lagrangian, Volume-of-Fluid (VOF), Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH), Lattice Boltzmann Method (LBM), Discrete Element Method (DEM), etc. However to benefit from the available methods and tools, there is lack of basic CFD knowledge, and much more lack of experts who know basic concepts and modeling for Multiphase Simulations.

However most of the available positions and opportunities for CFD experts are related to multiphase flow simulations, not only in mechanical, material and process engineering but also for many new fields in pharmaceutical industry, biomedical, biotechnology, food process, environmental technology, mines and minerals, which are involve in multiphase phenomena, intensively. In comparison with CFD simulations of the single phase systems, we have to manage two additional following steps and required knowledge towards Multiphase Simulations:

1-Interface tracking/capturing algorithm (e.g. via definition of the phase indicator and interface reconstruction techniques in VOF)

2-Integrating surface forces term in Naiver-Stokes Equations at interface of two phases (e.g. via continuum surface force model in VOF).

And this is just the base for multiphase simulation for pure systems. Still there are other open challenges, such as:

-Concentration/Temperature dependence of Surface Tension values for most of the practical mixtures and solutions. In addition to the known surfactants & detergents, most of the petrochemical products, mines and minerals, food materials, drugs, micro-nanoparticles, dyes, pesticides, polymers, proteins, cells, microorganisms, are surface active. While small concentration of these material can be negligible on viscosity & density, it can change the Surface Tension and Interfacial Properties, dramatically, even in ppm levels.

-Additional functions and refinements for breakups and coalescence processes.

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Course Content:

Introduction to Multiphase flows

1 – Introduction to Multiphase Flows: Basic Concepts and Applications (AJ)

2 – Classification of Multiphase Flows (AJ + HRN)

3-Interfacial Transport Phenomena

4– Surface Forces and Interfacial Properties Characterization (AJ)

5 – Overview on Experimental Methods (AJ)

6 – Overview on Empirical Methods for Multiphase Flow Behaivior Analysis (AJ)

7– Overview on CFD Approaches for Multiphase Simulation (AJ+HRN)

8- CFD by OpenFOAM (HRN)

9 – Volume of Fluid (VOF) Method: Basic Concepts, Computational Methodology, and Original CFD Example for Liquid-Liquid and Gas-Liquid Systems (AJ)

10 – VOF Simulation by OpenFOAM (HRN), Material Properties, Mesh, B.C. & Solver, Settings with Practical Examples and Case Studies

11- Eulerian modeling approach (gas-liquid and gas-solid), phase interaction (HRN)

12 – Eulerian gas-liquid simulation (Including Practical Simulation Example) (HRN)

13 – Eulerian gas-solid simulation (OpenFOAM, Including Practical Simulation Example) (HRN)

14 – CFD-DEM Modeling Approach (Basic Concepts and Methodology)

15 – CFD-DEM Simulation (PhasicFlow + OpenFOAM, Including Practical Simulation Example) (HRN)

Related Courses

If you want to be better prepared for Multiphase Simulation Course in April, you can attend to the following basic courses starting next week:

Basic Course on Fluid Dynamics, Heat & Mass Transport Phenomena

Practical CFD Simulation Course1: OpenFoam & CFD Software-Run3

Dynamic Surface Phenomena, Colloids, Foams and Emulsion, & Interfaces Course

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    1. Thanks Inima for your message, Actually, Cavitation, Evaporation and Boiling have been briefly discussed in our previous runs, and will be presented in more details in Run3 starting next week.

    1. Dear Inima, the details will be related next week, some of these items will be covered, however the basis of multiphase flow modeling and simulation is enough content that we can’t discuss details of specific applications. The main concepts, modeling strategy and simulation methodologies will be presented.

    1. Dear Dr. Ghaidaa, regarding your valuable activities as a WAC member and participant of our other courses you have opportunity to take the 50% discount. We would be happy to have your valuable contribution also for Multiphase Flow Course.

  1. Hello Proj Javadi,
    The registration form isn’t submitting or proceeding to the payment page.
    it shows the message at the top “Form has not been submitted, please see the errors below.”, but there is no error message shown anywhere. Could you advise on how to proceed?

    Regards,
    Akeem

    1. Dear Akeem, thanks for your message. We have received already your registration form, and your payment is also confirmed. Thanks for your valuable contribution. I think World-Academies Registration Section sent you already the details of course, and the required links and meeting ID for our live lectures starting on 23 April. See you then.

  2. Dear Professor, I get this notification after the payment: “Thanks for your registration. The World-Academies Scientific Board appreciate your valuable contributions in advance. You will be informed about the confirmation of your registration. You can contact us directly via WAC messenger or email to workshop@world-academies.com , if you have any questions about the courses and workshops you have registered.” But since then, no mail was received. How long should it take the confirmation to complete.

  3. Dear Prof. Javadi,
    I hope this message finds you well.

    I registered for this course, and since my university needs the invoice bill, I sent an email to registration@world-academies.com. However, I have not received any response from them. It is not acceptable for these professional teams to not reply to the requests of course participants.

    Sincerely,
    Golnaz

  4. Dear Prof Javadi,
    I am WAC member and I am interested in “Multiphase Flow Course: Basic Concepts, Modeling and CFD Simulations-2024-Run2 course”. Can I have discount for this course?