Masoud Asadi
About
My Ph.D. research mainly addresses the effect of free stream turbulence on the boundary layer in the context of mixing. It is an experimental approach to investigate how turbulence can be used to enhance mixing. The overall aim is to optimize the mixing of two fluids in a channel by means of adding bespoke free-stream turbulence. To do this, I employ several measurements techniques such as particle image velocimetry (PIV), laser-induced fluorescence (LIF), laser doppler velocimetry (LDV), and so on.
This research is under the supervision of Associate Professor R. Jason Hearst and funded by the Research Council of Norway - FRINATEK.
Publications
2022
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Asadi, Masoud;
Kamruzzaman, Md;
Hearst, Robert Jason.
(2022)
Structure of turbulent channel flow subjected to simultaneous inlet turbulence and localized injection.
Physical Review Fluids.
volum 7 (12).
Academic article
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Asadi, Masoud;
Kamruzzaman, Md;
Hearst, Robert Jason.
(2022)
The effect of inlet turbulence on the quiescent core of turbulent channel flow.
Journal of Fluid Mechanics.
volum 935.
Academic article
Journal publications
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Asadi, Masoud;
Kamruzzaman, Md;
Hearst, Robert Jason.
(2022)
Structure of turbulent channel flow subjected to simultaneous inlet turbulence and localized injection.
Physical Review Fluids.
volum 7 (12).
Academic article
-
Asadi, Masoud;
Kamruzzaman, Md;
Hearst, Robert Jason.
(2022)
The effect of inlet turbulence on the quiescent core of turbulent channel flow.
Journal of Fluid Mechanics.
volum 935.
Academic article