Civil and Environmental Engineering Publications
The research in Civil and Environmental Engineering examines advances in understanding of structures both natural and manmade along with the areas in which the two collide. The four main areas of research are environmental and water resources, geotechnical and geoenvironmental, structural and infrastructural, and wind engineering and environmental fluid mechanics.
Submissions from 2006
Laminar mixing, heat transfer and pressure losses in a chaotic mini-channel: Application to the fuel cell cooling, Yahia Lasbet, Bruno Auvity, Cathy Castelain, and Hassan Peerhossaini
A chaotic heat-exchanger for PEMFC cooling applications, Y Lasbet, B Auvity, C Castelain, and H Peerhossaini
FLUID FORCES ON A CIRCULAR CYLINDER SUBJECTED TO A TRANSIENT MOTION AT LOW AMPLITUDE: INFINITE MEDIUM AND CYLINDRICAL CONFINEMENT, Vincent Melot, Cedric Leblond, Jean Francois Sigrist, Christian Laine, Bruno Auvity, and Hassan Peerhossaini
Submissions from 2005
Using undercooling to measure the freezing points of aqueous solutions, V Ayel, O Lottin, E Popa, and H Peerhossaini
Turbulent mixing of two immiscible fluids, T Lemenand, P Dupont, D Della Valle, and H Peerhossaini
Heat and mass fluxes across density interfaces in a grid-generated turbulence, Y Zellouf, P Dupont, and H Peerhossaini
Submissions from 2004
Ice slurries phase transition thermodynamics: relations for determining concentration-temperature domains of application, O Lottin, V Ayel, and H Peerhossaini
Effects of vortex organization on heat transfer enhancement by Gortler instability, L Momayez, P Dupont, and H Peerhossaini
Some unexpected effects of wavelength and perturbation strength on heat transfer enhancement by Gortler instability, L Momayez, P Dupont, and H Peerhossaini
Submissions from 2003
Rheology, flow behaviour and heat transfer of ice slurries: a review of the state of the art, V Ayel, O Lottin, and H Peerhossaini
Capillary Pressure Characteristics Necessary for Simulating DNAPL Infiltration, Redistribution, and Immobilization in Saturated Porous Media, J. I. Gerhard and B. H. Kueper
Influence of Constitutive Model Parameters on the Predicted Migration of DNAPL in Heterogeneous Porous Media, J. I. Gerhard and B. H. Kueper
Relative Permeability Characteristics Necessary for Simulating DNAPL Infiltration, Redistribution, and Immobilization in Saturated Porous Media, J. I. Gerhard and B. H. Kueper
Droplets formation in turbulent mixing of two immiscible fluids in a new type of static mixer, T Lemenand, D Della Valle, Y Zellouf, and H Peerhossaini
Submissions from 2002
Velocity and temperature fields in a plane poiseuille flow with volume heating: Measurements under electric field, J El-Hajal, AO El Moctar, and H Peerhossaini
A thermal model for prediction of the Nusselt number in a pipe with chaotic flow, T Lemenand and H Peerhossaini
Active control of natural convection in a fluid layer with volume heat dissipation, T Marimbordes, AO El Moctar, and H Peerhossaini
Take-off threshold velocity of saltating particles under heat radiation, F Pajot, AO el Moctar, P Dupont, and H Peerhossaini
Heat transfer enhancement by Gortler instability, R Toe, A Ajakh, and H Peerhossaini
Submissions from 2001
Experimental study of chaotic advection regime in a twisted duct flow, C Castelain, A Mokrani, Y Le Guer, and H Peerhossaini
Site-Specific Design for Dual Phase Recovery and Stabilization of Pooled DNAPL, Jason I. Gerhard, Bernard H. Kueper, Gary R. Hecox, and Eric J. Schwarz
Submissions from 2000
Experimental and numerical characterisation of mixing in a steady spatially chaotic flow by means of residence time distribution measurements, C Castelain, D Berger, P Legentilhomme, A Mokrani, and H Peerhossaini
Chaotic heat transfer for heat exchanger design and comparison with a regular regime for a large range of Reynolds numbers, C Chagny, C Castelain, and H Peerhossaini
Numerical simulation of chaotic advection in an alternated Dean flow for complex fluids, C Chagny-Regardin, C Castelain, and H Peerhossaini
Submissions from 1999
Influence of forced perturbations in the stagnation region on Gortler instability, A Ajakh, MD Kestoras, R Toe, and H Peerhossaini