Next Generation of Clean Pipeline Technology for Energy Transport

This is a multi-university interdisciplinary project that aims at developing a new pipeline technology for transport of oil products at a lower cost and environmental footprint. An innovative pipeline flow manipulation technology is currently pursued to reduce pressure drop, and thus lower work requirements for energy transport, lower the wall friction, which reduces the corrosion and erosion of pipes, and increase mixing, which lowers the risk of slur formation and blockage in pipelines.

Benchmark Study of RANS Turbulence Modeling of Pipeflow Past Square Bar Roughness

Arman Hemmati, Shubham Goswami

Conference Proceedings

Characterization of the wake of large depth-ratio cylinders at low Reynolds numbers

Arash Zargar

Master Thesis

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Climate Change, Technology and Policy

Arman Hemmati

Other Event

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Evolution of turbulent pipe flow recovery over a square bar roughness element at a range of Reynolds numbers

Arman Hemmati, Shubham Goswami

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

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Non-Newtonian effects in pipeflow with square bar roughness at moderate Reynolds numbers

Arman Hemmati, Shubham Goswami

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

Performance of Overset Mesh in Modeling Generic Wakes for Underwater Swimming

Arman Hemmati, Suyash Verma

Conference Proceedings

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Performance of Turbulence Models in Simulating Wind Loads on Photovoltaics Modules

Brian Fleck, Carlos Lange, Arman Hemmati

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

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Performance of Turbulence models in modeling pipe flow with small perturbations at a range of Reynolds numbers

Arman Hemmati, Suyash Verma, Mehran Masoumifar

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

Recovery of viscoelastic turbulent pipeflow past square bar roughness

Arman Hemmati, Shubham Goswami

Conference Proceedings

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Response and Recovery of Turbulent Pipeflow Past Wall Changes Targeting Distinct Azimuthal Fourier Modes

Mehran Masoumifar

Master Thesis

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Response and recovery of turbulent pipeflow past square bar roughness elements

Shubham Goswami

Master Thesis

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Response of Viscoelastic Turbulent Pipeflow Past Square Bar Roughness: The Effect on Mean Flow

Arman Hemmati, Shubham Goswami

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

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Response of turbulent pipe flow to targeted wall shapes at a range of Reynolds numbers

Arman Hemmati, Suyash Verma, Mehran Masoumifar

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

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Response of turbulent pipeflow to multiple square bar roughness elements at high Reynolds number

Arman Hemmati, Shubham Goswami

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

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The Response of Modified Turbulent Pipe-Flow Targeting Distinct Fourier Modes at a Range of Reynolds Numbers.

Arman Hemmati, Suyash Verma, Mehran Masoumifar

Conference Proceedings

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The effect of depth-ratio on the wake of long-rectangular cylinders

Arman Hemmati, Arash Zargar

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

The effect of multiple square bar roughness in reducing drag in pipeflow at high Reynolds numbers

Arman Hemmati, Shubham Goswami

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

The effect of single dielectric barrier discharge actuators in controlling flow over an Ahmed body

Arman Hemmati, Arash Zargar

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

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The recovery of turbulent pipeflow dynamics depend on the targeted wall geometries at high Reynolds number

Arman Hemmati, Suyash Verma, Mehran Masoumifar

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

Unsteadiness in the wake of a long wall-mounted cylinder at high angles of incident

Arman Hemmati, Arash Zargar

Conference Proceedings

Wake dynamics and surface pressure variations on two-dimensional normal flat plates

Arman Hemmati

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

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