We describe the ongoing development of lattice-Boltzmann (LB) computer simulation codes to study flow in porous media at the pore scale. LB simulations have evolved over the past decade and are now used as a tool to calculate both singleand multi-phase flow properties directly at the pore scale using X-ray Micro Tomography (XMT) pore space images. We will review the development of our codes to ...

An advanced Volume-of-Fluid or VOF procedure for locally conservative reconstruction of multi-material interfaces based on volume fraction information in cells of an unstructured mesh is presented in this paper. The procedure employs improved neighbor definitions and topological consistency checks of the interface for computing a more accurate interface approximation. Comparison with previously...

flow regime in dam's bottom outlet is divided in pressurized flow and free surface flow by the gate located for discharge control. down stream tunnel involves high velocity multi component air –water flow studied by mathematical model. in this research work, we used finite volume mixture two phase flow model. because of high reynolds number, standard two equations k-e turbulence model was ...

A two-dimensional, unsteady, isothermal and two-phase flow of reactant-product mixture in the air-side electrode of proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) is studied numerically in the present study. The mixture is composed of oxygen, nitrogen, liquid water and water vapor. The governing equations are two species conservation, a single momentum equation for mobile mixture, liquid mass cons...

During its near-ground hovering phase a Short Take-Off and Vertical Landing (STOVL) aircraft creates a complex three-dimensional flow field between jet streams, the airframe surface and the ground. A proper understanding and numerical prediction of this flow is important in the design of such aircraft. In this paper an experimental facility, used to gather validation data suitable for testing C...

Multi phase and multi component flows are ubiquitous in nature as well as in many man-made processes. Multi-phase flows typically manifest a wide variety of geometrical patterns (or flow regimes) of associated phases depending on several system conditions. These patterns include, but are not limited to, bubbly, slug, churn or annular flows. In the case of boiling this may lead to Departure from...