I am a doctoral student at LEMTA, University of Lorraine, France. My research involves heat and mass transfer analysis in two-phase flow, with applications to nuclear safety, specifically focusing on the Loss-of-Coolant Accident (LOCA). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The use of sprays is already a consensus in various industrial fields. In a combustion engine, for example, it is common to use a fuel injection system through sprays to prevent contact with the chamber walls. Another broad application is based on surface cooling, such as in a fast neutron nuclear reactor. Currently, the development of general models for sprays is limited, especially beca…
Droplet impact research demands a droplet generation system that is capable to provide droplets with a constant volume, i.e. constant diameter. There are several methods to generate droplets; one of the most common is using a syringe pump to supply the desired volume and an impulse system or gravity itself is used to detach the droplets from the needle. The task becomes more challenging f…
Droplet generation is fundamental for studies involving fluid-wall interaction. Among others, there are two well-defined methods to generate droplets, which are drop-on-demand (DOD) and continuous-stream. DOD is characterized by a unique droplet detachment, and it is based on the balance forces acting on the fluid mass. In this Undergraduate Research we designed a DOD droplet generator mo…
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