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Tag Archives: OpenFOAM

Pankaj Kumar

Posted on February 14, 2013 by Leigh • Posted in Post-Docs, Research Team, Student Blog • Tagged CFD, Kumar, OpenFOAM, SPH • Leave a comment

Pankaj Kumar recently finished up a 2 year post-doc with us and is off working as a research scientist in Singapore!  We miss him, but are proud to tout the ground-breaking research he did in merging meshfree and meshed CFD approaches.  To read more, click on the ‘Kumar‘ tag on this site.

John Gilbert

Posted on February 14, 2013 by Leigh • Posted in Research Team • Tagged CFD, Gilbert, OpenFOAM, SPH • Leave a comment

I hypothesize John, an LSU alum, came to Virginia Tech for the football as much as the research.  John is working on fluid-structure interaction problems using meshed and meshfree methods building off the work of team alumni Qing Yang and Pankaj Kumar.  For more on John’s work, click on the tag ‘Gilbert‘ on this site.

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Evan Lee

Posted on February 14, 2013 by Leigh • Posted in Research Team • Tagged Lee, OpenFOAM • Leave a comment

SMART Evan Lee comes to us via a SMART fellowship enabling him to pursue his PhD on stepped high speed craft while also working for NAVSEA’s Combatant Craft Division.  For more on Evan’s work, click on the tag ‘Lee‘ on this site.

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Coupled SPH-FVM simulation within the OpenFOAM framework

Posted on October 30, 2012 by Leigh • Posted in Conference Papers, Publications • Tagged CFD, Jones, Kumar, OpenFOAM, SPH, Yang • 1 Comment

Kumar, P., Yang, Q., Jones, V., and McCue, L., “Coupled SPH-FVM simulation within the OpenFOAM framework,” IUTAM Symposium on Particle Methods in Fluid Mechanics, Lyngby, Denmark, October, 2012.

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