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Friction stir: much more than welding23 MarFriction stir : much more than welding by Aude Simar (Professor at UCLouvain) Friction stir welding is now well known as a solid-state welding process in particular for the assembly of aluminium alloys.En savoir plusFriction stir: much more than welding23 MarFriction stir : much more than welding by Aude Simar (Professor at UCLouvain) Friction stir welding is now well known as a solid-state welding process in particular for the assembly of aluminium alloys.
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Evaporation-driven turbulent convection in water pools heated from below by William HAY26 FebPour l’obtention du grade de Docteur en sciences de l’ingénieur et technologie This thesis is a numerical study of turbulent thermal convection driven by free-surface evaporation in water pools. The studied physical phenomenon is closely related to the flow occurring in the early stages of a spent-fuel pool (SFP) loss-of-cooling accident (LOCA), such as that which occurred at Fukushima 2011.En savoir plusEvaporation-driven turbulent convection in water pools heated from below by William HAY26 FebPour l’obtention du grade de Docteur en sciences de l’ingénieur et technologie This thesis is a numerical study of turbulent thermal convection driven by free-surface evaporation in water pools. The studied physical phenomenon is closely related to the flow occurring in the early stages of a spent-fuel pool (SFP) loss-of-cooling accident (LOCA), such as that which occurred at Fukushima 2011.
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Numerical and experimental investigations of the meandering phenomenon in wind turbine wakes by Nicolas COUDOU24 FebThe low-frequency oscillatory motion of wind turbine wakes, also known as wake meandering, is crucial in wind farms as it causes the wake to “periodically” and partially impact downstream machines, thus leading to aggravated unsteady fatigue loads. The wake meandering is therefore a central and fundamental challenge for the development of reliable and affordable wind energy.En savoir plusNumerical and experimental investigations of the meandering phenomenon in wind turbine wakes by Nicolas COUDOU24 FebThe low-frequency oscillatory motion of wind turbine wakes, also known as wake meandering, is crucial in wind farms as it causes the wake to “periodically” and partially impact downstream machines, thus leading to aggravated unsteady fatigue loads. The wake meandering is therefore a central and fundamental challenge for the development of reliable and affordable wind energy.