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Computational Fluid Dynamics Applied to Waste-to-Energy Processes. A Hands-On Approach

  • Book

  • June 2020
  • Elsevier Science and Technology
  • ID: 4894772

Computational Fluid Dynamics Applied to Waste-to-Energy Processes: A Hands-On Approach provides the key knowledge needed to perform CFD simulations using powerful commercial software tools. The book focuses on fluid mechanics, heat transfer and chemical reactions. To do so, the fundamentals of CFD are presented, with the entire workflow broken into manageable pieces that detail geometry preparation, meshing, problem setting, model implementation and post-processing actions. Pathways for process optimization using CFD integrated with Design of Experiments are also explored. The book's combined approach of theory, application and hands-on practice allows engineering graduate students, advanced undergraduates and industry practitioners to develop their own simulations.

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Table of Contents

1. How to use Computational Fluid Dynamics tools to get most from Waste-to-Energy Processes
2. A CFD tool workflow
3. How to approach a real problem�- A decision-making process
4. Overview of Combustion Modelling
5. Combustion case studies A tutorial approach
6. Overview of Gasification Modelling
7. Gasification case studies A tutorial approach
8. Process optimization using CFD combined with Design of Experiments
9. Advanced topics

Authors

Valter Silva

Dr. Valter Silva is a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Environmental and Marine Studies (CESAM), University of Aveiro, Portugal. He has coordinated several national and international projects, garnering over ?2 million in funding as PI and over ?20 million as co-PI and team member.

Jo�o Sousa Cardoso

Dr. Jo�o Sousa Cardoso is a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Lisbon, Portugal, focusing on techno-economic analysis and simulation of thermochemical processes.