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Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics
Granular Flow (Discrete Element Method)
Finite Element Method (Fastflo)
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Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics

  • M. Prakash, F. Debroux and P.W. Cleary, . Three-dimensional modelling of dam-break induced flows using smoothed particle hydrodynamics. 14th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Adelaide University, 10-14 December 2001, pp. 379-382.
  • F. Debroux, M. Prakash and P.W. Cleary, . Three-dimensional modelling of a Tsunami interacting with real topographical coastline using smoothed particle hydrodynamics. 14th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Adelaide University, 10-14 December 2001, pp. 311-314.
  • P. W. Cleary, J. Ha and Ahuja, V., 
    High pressure die casting simulation using Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics
    Int J. Cast Metals Res., 12, 335 –355, (2000).
  • J. Ha and P. W. Cleary
    Comparison of SPH simulations of high pressure die casting with those of Schmidt and Klein
    Int J. Cast Metals Res., 12, 409 –418, (2000)
  • P. W. Cleary, J. Ha and M. L. Sawley, 1999.  
    Modelling industrial fluid flow application using SPH, 
    Proc. IWBL'99, (2001) (in press)
  • P. W. Cleary and J. Ha
    Three dimensional modelling of high pressure die casting 
    J. Cast Metals Res., 12, 357 –365, (2000).
  • M. L. Sawley, P. W. Cleary, and J. Ha
    Using Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics for industrial flow simulations 
    EPFL Supercomputing Review,12, 3 –8, (2000).
  • J. Ha, Schuhmann, R., P. W. Cleary, Alguine, V. and Nguyen, T.
    Real-time X-ray Imaging and Numerical Simulation of Die Filling in Gravity Die Casting 
    Proc. Modelling of Casting, Welding and Advanced Solidification Processes IX, 151 –158, Shaker Verlag GMBH, 20-25th August, Aachen, Germany, (2000).
  • P.W. Cleary, J. Ha, V. Alguine and T. Nguyen
    Casting process modelling
    Applied Mathematical Modelling, Volume: 26, Issue: 2, February, 2002, pp. 171-190.
  • P.W. Cleary, M.L. Sawley and J. Ha
    Modelling industrial fluid flow using SPH
    Proc. 5th International Workshop on Bifurcation and Localization in Soils and Rock (IWBL'99), Perth (1999).
  • M.L. Sawley, P.W. Cleary and J. Ha
    Modelling of flow in porous media and resin transfer moulding using smoothed particle hydrodynamics
    Proc. 2nd International Conference on CFD in the Minerals and Processing Industries, Melbourne, 473-478 (1999). (Download: PDF)
  • P.W. Cleary and J. Ha
    Three dimensional modelling of high pressure die casting
    Proc. 2nd International Conference on CFD in the Minerals and Processing Industries, Melbourne, 437-442 (1999). (Download: PDF)
  • J. Ha, P.W. Cleary, V. Alguine and T. Nguyen
    Simulation of die filling in gravity die casting using SPH and MAGMAsoft
    Proc. 2nd International Conference on CFD in the Minerals and Processing Industries, Melbourne, 423-428 (1999). (Download: PDF)
  • W. Thorpe, P.W. Cleary, J. Ha, A.N. Stokes, V. Ahuja and M. Jahedi
    Simulation of fluid flow within the die cavity in high pressure die casting using smoothed particle hydrodynamics
    Proc. 20th International Die Casting Congress and Exposition, Cleveland, Paper T99-014 (1999).
  • J. Ha and P.W. Cleary
    Comparison of SPH simulations of high pressure die casting with the experiments and VOF simulations of Schmid and Klein
    J. Cast Metals Research, 12, 409 –418, (2000)
  • P.W. Cleary, J. Ha and V. Ahuja
    High pressure die casting using smooth particle hydrodynamics
    . (Download: PDF)
     J. Cast Metals Research, 12, 335 –355, (2000).
  • P.W. Cleary and J. Ha
    Three dimensional modelling of high pressure die casting
    J. Cast Metals Research, 12, 357-365, (2000).
  • P.W. Cleary and J.J. Monaghan
    Conduction modelling using smoothed particle hydrodynamics
    Journal of Computational. Physics, 148, 227-264 (1999).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Modelling confined multi-material heat and mass flows using SPH
    Applied Mathematical Modelling, 22, 981-993 (1998).
  • J. Ha, V. Ahuja and P.W. Cleary
    Comparison of SPH simulation of high pressure die casting with experiment
    Proc. 13th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Melbourne, 901-904 (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary and J. Ha
    Effect of heat transfer and solidification on high pressure die casting
    Proc. 13th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Melbourne, 679-682 (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary and J. Ha
    SPH modelling of isothermal high pressure die casting
    Proc. 13th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Melbourne, 663-666 (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary
    High pressure die casting simulations with SPH: Isothermal single fluid flow
    Proc. Chemeca 97, paper FL3B on CD-ROM, 29th Sep - 1st Oct, Rotorua NZ, (1997).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Modelling confined multi-material heat and mass flows using SPH
    Proc. Int. Conf. on Computational Fluid Dynamics in Minerals and Metal Processing and Power Generation, Melbourne, 329-336 (1997).
  • P.W. Cleary and J.J. Monaghan
    Boundary interactions and transition to turbulence for standard CFD problems using SPH
    Proc. 6th International Computational Techniques and Applications Conference, Canberra, 157-165 (1993).

Granular Flow (Discrete Element Method)

  • D. Morton and P.W. Cleary, . An investigation of the factors affecting the reliability of shear cell measurements of wall-particle friction. Proc: 6th World Congress of Chemical Engineering, 1499
  • F. Debroux,and P.W. Cleary, . Characterising the angles of failure and repose of avalanching granular material using the DEM method. Proc: 6th World Congress of Chem. Engineering, 1537
  • R. Morrison, P.W. Cleary and W. Valery, . Comparing power and performance trends from DEM and JK modelling. Proc: SAG 2001
  • P.W. Cleary, . Recent advances in DEM modelling of tumbling mills. Mineral Engineering,14 (10): 1295-1319 OCT 2001. 
  • P.W. Cleary, F. Debroux and D. Morton. Advanced DEM modelling of industrial granular flows. Proc: 6th World Congress of Chemical Engineering, 1601
  • P.W. Cleary, R. Morrison and S. Morrell, . Comparison of DEM and experiment for a scale model SAG mill. Int. J. Mineral Processing 63 (2): 79-114 AUG 2001
  • P.W. Cleary, R. Morrison and S. Morrell, . DEM validation for a scale model SAG Mill. Proc: SAG 2001 (to appear)
  • P.W. Cleary
    Charge behaviour and power consumption in ball mills:  Sensitivity to mill operating conditions, liner geometry and charge composition 
    to appear:  Int. J. Min. Processing, 11 (11): 1061-1080 NOV 1998
  • P.W. Cleary, and M. Sawley
    DEM modelling of industrial granular flows: 3D case studies and the effect of particle shape on hopper discharge 
    Applied Mathematical Modelling, Volume: 26, Issue: 2, February, 2002, pp. 89-111
  • P.W. Cleary, and J. Ha
    Flow modelling in casting processes 
    Applied Mathematical Modelling, Volume: 26, Issue: 2, February, 2002, pp. 171-190.
  • P.W. Cleary
    Modelling Comminution Devices using DEM 
    Int.J.for Numer.Anal. Meth.Geomechan., 25, 83 –105, (2001).
  • K. Liffman, Nguyen, M., G. Metcalfe, and P.W. Cleary
    Forces in piles of granular material:  an analytic and 3D DEM study 
    to appear:  Granular Matter, (2001).
  • P.W. Cleary and M.L. Sawley
    DEM modelling of industrial granular flows: 3D case studies and the effect of particle shape on hopper discharge
    submitted to Applied Mathematical Modelling (2000).
  • P.W. Cleary and D. Hoyer
    Centrifugal mill charge motion and power draw: comparison of DEM predictions with experiment
    International Journal of Mineral Processing, 59, 131-148 (2000).
  • P.W. Cleary
    DEM simulation of industrial particle flows: case studies of dragline excavators, mixing in tumblers and centrifugal mills
    Powder Technology, 109, 83-104 (2000).
  • P.W. Cleary and M.L. Sawley
    Three dimensional modelling of industrial granular flows
    Proc. 2nd International Conference on CFD in the Minerals and Processing Industries, Melbourne, 95-100 (1999). (Download: PDF)
  • P.W. Cleary
    The effect of particle shape on hopper discharge
    Proc. 2nd International Conference on CFD in the Minerals and Processing Industries, Melbourne, 71-76 (1999). (Download: PDF)
  • L. Popken and P.W. Cleary
    Comparison of kinetic theory and discrete element schemes for modelling granular Couette flows
    Journal of Computational Physics, 155, 1-25 (1999).
  • G.K. Robinson and P.W. Cleary
    The conditions for sampling of particulate materials to be unbiased - investigation using granular flow modelling
    Minerals Engineering, 12, 1101-1118 (1999).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Ball mill simulation using discrete element methods: charge motion, power draw, segregation and wear
    Proc. 6th International Conference on Bulk Materials Handling, Wollongong, 381-388 (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Conveyor belt application modelling using DEM: idler induced segregation and sample cutter bias
    Proc. 6th International Conference on Bulk Materials Handling, Wollongong, 145-152 (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary
    The filling of dragline buckets
    Mathematical Engineering in Industry, 7, 1-24 (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary, G. Metcalfe and K. Liffman
    How well do discrete element granular flow models capture the essentials of mixing and segregation processes?
    Applied Mathematical Modelling, 22, 995-1008 (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Predicting charge motion, power draw, segregation, wear and particle breakage in ball mills using discrete element methods
    Minerals Engineering, 11, 1061-1080 (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Discrete element modelling of industrial granular flow applications
    TASK Quarterly - Scientific Bulletin, 2, 385-416 (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Draglines, ball mills, commodity sampling and other industrial applications: Modelling using object oriented discrete element methods
    Proc. 3rd World Particle Technology Congress, Brighton U.K. (1998).
  • G. Metcalfe, L. Graham, K. Liffman, P.W. Cleary and M. Shattuck
    Imaging of laboratory scale industrial granular flows
    Proc. 3rd World Particle Technology Congress, June 7-9th, Brighton, England (1998).
  • P.W. Cleary, A.N. Stokes and Hurley, J.
    Efficient collision detection for three dimensional super-ellipsoidal particles
    Proc. 8th International Computational Techniques and Applications Conference, Adelaide (1997). (Download: PDF)
  • P.W. Cleary
    Industrial particle flow modelling: Discrete element methods and their applications
    Proc. Chemeca 97, paper PT1a on CD Rom, reprinted in Chemeca 97 Particle Technology Workshop, Ed. C. Davies, 1-12, Rotorua NZ, (1997).
  • K. Liffman, G. Metcalfe and P.W. Cleary
    Convective due to horizontal shaking
    Proc. International Conference on Computational Fluid Dynamics in Minerals and Metal Processing and Power Generation, Melbourne, 165-168 (1997).
  • P.W. Cleary, G. Metcalfe and K. Liffman
    How well do discrete element granular flow models capture the essentials of mixing and segregation processes?
    Proc. International Conference on Computational Fluid Dynamics in Minerals and Metal Processing and Power Generation, Melbourne, 149-156 (1997).
  • K. Liffman, G. Metcalfe and P.W. Cleary
    Particle segregation and convective transport due to horizontal shaking
    Physical Review Letters, 79, 4574-4576 (1997).
  • K. Liffman, G. Metcalfe and P.W. Cleary
    Convection due to horizontal shaking
    Proc. Powders & Grains 97, Eds. R. B. Behringer and J. T. Jenkins, Publisher, A. A. Balkema, Rotterdam, 405-408 (1997). (Download: PDF)
  • P.W. Cleary
    Modelling industrial granular flows for draglines and centrifugal mills
    Australian Journal of Mining, 12, No. 131, 6-70 (1997).
  • P.W. Cleary and N.G. Barton
    Use of particle methods to design mineral processing equipment
    Zeitschrift fur Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik, 76, Supplement 4, Eds E. Kreuzer and O. Mahrenholtz, Akademie Verlag, Berlin, 253-256 (1996).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Discrete element modelling industrial granular flows
    Proc. 2nd Australian Engineering Mathematics Conference, Institute of Engineers, Sydney, 301-308 (1996).
  • C.S. Campbell, P.W. Cleary and M.A. Hopkins
    Large scale landslide simulations: Global deformation, velocities and basal friction
    Journal of Geophysical Research, 100, 8267-8283 (1995).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Modelling industrial granular flows
    Proc. 1st Australian Engineering Mathematics Conference, Melbourne, 169-177 (1994).
  • P.W. Cleary and C.S. Campbell
    Self-lubrication for long run-out landslides: Examination by computer simulation
    Journal of Geophysical Research, B. Solid Earth, 98, 21,911-924 (1993).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Design and loading of dragline buckets
    Proc. Mathematics in Industry Study Group, 39-67 (1993).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Modelling granular flows with complex boundary geometries
    Proc. 6th International Computational Techniques and Applications Conference, Canberra, 148-156 (1993).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Extensions of the hybrid method for granular flows
    Proc. 5th International Computational Techniques and Applications Conference, Adelaide (1991).

Finite Element Method (Fastflo)

  • X.-L. Luo, N.G. Barton, K.H. Gebauer and A.N. Stokes, “Finite element analysis of a compressible packed chromatographic bed”, Proc 6th World Congress of Chemical Engineering, 1521 (Melbourne, Australia, 23-27 September 2001).
  • X.-L. Luo, N.G. Barton, K.H. Gebauer and A.N. Stokes, “Flow through a packed chromatographic bed supplied by a liquid distribution system”, Proc 6th World Congress of Chemical Engineering, 1522 (Melbourne, Australia, 23-27 September 2001).
  • A.N. Stokes, N.G. Barton, X.-L. Luo and Z. Zhu, “Fluids, finite elements and multi-physics”, Proc CFSWA-2001 (Coupling of Fluids, Structures and Waves in Aeronautic), to appear in the Notes in Numerical Fluid Mechanics, eds N G Barton and J Periaux (Springer, 2002). X.L. Luo, N.G. Barton, K.H. Gebauer and A.N. Stokes, “Simulation of packed bed formation in chromatography columns”, Proc 4th World Congress on Particle Technology, Sydney July 2002.
  • A.N. Stokes and N.G. Barton, “A consistent preconditioned Uzawa framework for CFD calculations, including fluid-structure interactions”, Proc 2nd International Conference on CFD, Sydney July 2002.
  • K.H. Gebauer, X.-L. Luo, N.G. Barton and A.N. Stokes, “Full scale CFD analysis for the design of bioprocess chromatography columns”, to appear in Spica 2002, Heidelberg, 6-9 bOctober 2002.
  • H-B Muhlhaus, BE Hobbs, R Freij-Ayoub, JL Walshe, A Ord and A.N. Stokes
    Multiple Scales in Rock Alteration and Ore Deposit Genesis
    Proc IWBP '99 (2001) (in press)
  • P. Brown, J.R. Mooney, X.-L. Luo and G. Pantelis
    The modelling of flow and chemical reactions in waste piles
    Proc. 2nd International Conference on CFD in the Minerals and Processing Industries, Melbourne (1999).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    Predicting turbulent gas-liquid and solid-liquid multi-phase flows in a stirred mixing tank
    Proc. Chemeca '98, Port Douglas (1998).
  • X.-L. Luo
    An incremental difference formulation for viscoelastic flows and high  resolution FEM solutions at high Weissenberg numbers
    Journal of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics, 79, 57-75 (1998).
  • J.R. Mooney and A.N. Stokes
    Time-varying MHD flows with free surfaces
    Applied Mathematical Modelling, 22, 949-962 (1998).
  • X.-L. Luo
    Finite element simulation of the Weissenberg effect using orthogonal trajectory grids
    Proc. 13th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Melbourne, 309-317 (1998).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    Computing flows with moving interfaces : Application in mould filling
    Proc. 13th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Melbourne, 435-443 (1998).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    Computing diffusion flames with multistage combustion models
    Proc. 13th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Melbourne, 1043-1046 (1998).
  • Y. Liu, N. Phan-Thien, R. Kemp and X.-L. Luo
    Coupled conduction-convection problem for an underground rectangular duct containing three insulated cables
    Numerical Heat Transfer, Part A, 31, 411-431 (1997).
  • J. Ha and Z. Zhu
    Simulation of reactive flows in burners
    Proc. International Conference on Computational Fluid Dynamics in Mineral Metal Processing and Power Generation, Melbourne, 237-245 (1997).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    Simulation of two-phase flows in a stirred mixing tank
    Proc. International Conference on CFD in Mineral & Metal Processing and Power Generation, Melbourne, 387-394 (1997).
  • J.R. Mooney and A.N. Stokes
    Time-varying MHD flows with free surfaces
    Proc. International Conference on CFD in Mineral & Metal Processing and Power Generation, Melbourne, 63-69 (1997).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    Predicting diffusion flames with three combustion models
    Proc. 10th International Conference on Numerical Methods in Thermal Problems, Swansea (1997).
  • P.W. Cleary and A.N. Stokes
    Comparison of thermal efficiency of supplementary cooling panel combinations for cooling a room
    Proc. 8th International Computational Techniques and Applications Conference, Adelaide, (1997).
  • C.-H. Li and R. Glowinski
    Modelling and numerical simulations of low Mach number compressible flows
    International Journal of Numerical Methods in Fluids 23, 77-103 (1996).
  • X.-L. Luo
    Operator splitting algorithm for viscoelastic flow and numerical analysis for the flow around a sphere in a tube
    Journal of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech. 63, 121-140 (1996).
  • X.-L. Luo
    Operator splitting computation of turbulent flow in an axisymmetric narrowing bend using several k-e models and wall functions
    International Journal of Numerical Methods in Fluids 22, 1189-1205 (1996).
  • A.N. Stokes, X.-L. Luo and J.R. Mooney
    Using Fastflo with operator splitting to solve industrial problems
    Proc. AEMC96 Conference, Sydney, 251-259 (1996).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    Simulating turbulent combusting flows with Fastflo
    Proc. AEMC96 Conference, Sydney, 259-265 (1996).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    Solving swirling turbulent combustion using Fastflo
    Proc. WUA-CFD Conference, Freiburg, 86-93 (1996).
  • P.W. Cleary and A.N. Stokes
    Transient natural convection at high Ra
    Proc. 7th International Computational Techniques and Applications Conference, Melbourne, 207-214 (1995).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Cold jets or hot plumes? The bifurcation structure of natural convective flows between a cold plate and a hot body
    Proc. 12th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Sydney, 629-633 (1995).
  • P.W. Cleary
    Multi-cell flow in differentially heated slots
    Proc. 12th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Sydney (1995).
  • X.-L. Luo
    Turbulent flow modelling with the non-linear k-epsilon model using Fastflo
    Proc. 6th Asian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Singapore, Vol. 2, 1456-1459 (1995).
  • X.-L. Luo
    Modelling 3D turbulent flow in a continuous casting tundish using Fastflo
    Proc. 12th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Sydney, 581-584 (1995).
  • J.R. Mooney and F.R. de Hoog
    Modelling steady state free surface flows using Fastflo
    Proc. 12th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Sydney, 407-410 (1995).
  • A.N. Stokes
    Using conjugate gradient methods in solving the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations
    Proc. 7th International Computational Techniques and Applications Conference, Melbourne, 725-732 (1995).
  • Z. Zhu
    Numerical simulation of turbulent incompressible flows with a RNG based k-e model
    Proc. 1st Asian CFD Conference, Hong Kong, 1073-1078 (1995).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    Computation of turbulent combustion flows with a finite element method
    Proc. 7th Computational Techniques and Applications Conference, Melbourne, 855-862 (1995).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    Computation of swirling turbulent diffusion flames with a finite-element method
    Proc. 12th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, 525-528 (1995).
  • N.G. Barton, P.W. Cleary, J. Ha, M. Krishnamoorthy, J.R. Mooney and A.N. Stokes
    Industrial case studies at the interface between engineering and applied mathematics
    Proc. 1st Australian Engineering Mathematics Conference, Melbourne, 23-40, (1994).
  • Z. Zhu
    Artificial-compressibility method with upwinding
    Proc. 6th Computational Techniques and Applications Conference, Canberra, 502-510 (1994).
  • P.C. Bandopadhayay, H. Salt, J.G. Symons, P.W. Cleary and A.N. Stokes
    Supplementary cooling of office buildings using planar heat pipe panels
    Proc. 6th International Symposium on Transport Phenomena in Thermal Engineering, Korea (1993).
  • P.W. Cleary, A.N. Stokes, J.G. Symons and P.C. Bandopadhayay
    Implications for experimental design from numerical modelling of natural convective heat transfer
    Proc. 3rd World Conference on Experimental Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics, Honolulu (1993).
  • C.-H. Li
    Numerical simulation of flow past a circular cylinder by operator splitting
    Proc. 6th Biennial Conference on Computational Techniques and Applications, Canberra, 345-353 (1993).
  • J.R. Mooney
    Solution of natural convection problems using Fastflo
    Proc. 6th Biennial Conference on Computational Techniques and Applications, Canberra, 371-378 (1993).
  • P.W. Cleary, A.N. Stokes, J.G. Symons and P.C. Bandopadhayay
    Numerical modelling of free convective heat transfer from heated plates in an enclosure
    Proc. 11th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Hobart (1992).
  • C.-H. Li
    Numerical solution of Navier-Stokes equation by operator splitting
    Proc. 6th International Conference in Australia on Finite Element Methods, Sydney (1991).

Other Subjects

  • N.G. Barton
    The role of mathematics in recent technological development
    Proc. Mathematics and its Role in Civilization, Macao (2000).
  • Z. Zhu and A.N. Stokes
    A finite element platform for pricing path-dependent exotic options
    Proc. Quantitative Methods in Finance 1999 Conference, Sydney (1999). (Download: PDF)
  • A.N. Stokes and Z. Zhu
    Improved accuracy for fast partial differential equation methods for options with optimal early exercise
    Proc. Quantitative Methods in Finance 1999 Conference, Sydney (1999).
  • O. Byrde, W. Couzy, M.O. Deville and M.L. Sawley
    High-performance parallel computing for incompressible flow simulations
    Computational Mechanics, Special issue: "Advances in parallel computing methods for fluid mechanics", 23, 98-107 (1999).
  • O. Byrde and M.L. Sawley
    Parallel computation and analysis of the flow in a static mixer
    Computers and Fluids, 28, 1-18 (1999).
  • O. Byrde and M.L. Sawley
    Optimization of a Kenics static mixer for non-creeping flow conditions
    Chemical Engineering Journal, 72, 163-169 (1999).
  • M. Caponnetto, A. Castelli, Ph. Dupont, B. Bonjour, P.-L. Mathey, S. Sanchi and M.L. Sawley
    Sailing yacht design using advanced numerical flow simulations
    Proc. 14th Chesapeake Sailing Yacht Symposium, Annapolis MA, 97-104 (1999).
  • O. Byrde and M.L. Sawley
    Gaining insights into the flow in a static mixer
    in "Industrial Strength Parallel Computing", A. Koniges (ed.), Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, Chapter 11, in press.
  • S.A. Williams, M.L. Sawley and D. Cobut
    Distributed run-time visualization and solution steering of parallel flow simulations
    Computers in Physics, 12, 493-502 (1998).
  • M. Caponnetto, A. Castelli, B. Bonjour, P.-L. Mathey, S. Sanchi and M.L. Sawley
    America's Cup yacht design using advanced numerical flow simulations
    EPFL Supercomputing Review, 10, 24-28 (1998). (Download: PDF)
  • M.L. Sawley and O. Byrde
    A study of the Kenics static mixer via high-performance parallel flow simulations
    Proc. 13th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Melbourne, 913-916 (1998).

 

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