Project description
Keeping things flowing smoothly in the industrial design sector
A smoothly flowing river where water cruises along at a steady rate is easy to navigate and presents little danger to your canoe. Narrowing of passageways and creation of rapids can throw a wrench in the works, and monitoring and predicting these flow changes, as well as adapting to them, is key to survival. You are not alone. Understanding, predicting and modulating unsteady flows is a challenge in the design of numerous products from inkjet printers to automobiles and airplanes. The EU-funded SSeCoID project is training a new generation of researchers to develop innovative and advanced methods to simulate, characterise and control unsteady flows for enhanced industrial design. Keeping things flowing smoothly will have benefits for all with more energy-efficient products that cost less to produce and purchase.
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28040 Madrid
Spain
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Participants (10)
08034 Barcelona
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SW7 2AZ London
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CB2 1TN Cambridge
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91120 Palaiseau
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51147 Koln
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1640 Sint-genesius-rode
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1170 Bruxelles
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GU21 4YH Woking
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3000 Leuven
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100 44 Stockholm
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