PhD positions in Mechanical Engineering at Polytechnique Montréal - cavitation
Characterization of acoustic cavitation in liquid-solid systems
Characterization of acoustic cavitation in liquid-solid systems
Fluid mechanics, combustion and acoustics
One PhD position is available in experimental fluid mechanics, more specifically on multiphase and reactive flows. The project aims at developing and characterizing techniques to manipulate and control particles suspended in gaseous flows, either upstream, downstream or in combustion zones. These techniques will include, but not be limited to, the use of acoustic forces to manipulate the particles.
Part 4: Migrating particles across patches. http://www.parresianz.com/mpi/c++/parallel-domain-decomposition-part-4/
-- Biswajit
To obtain the principal planes we construct the stress tensor and find the eigen vectors. Here is an attempt to explain it more intuitively rather than the use of the formal mathematical method. Hope you enjoy this video!
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This is an educational outreach initiative targeted at all engineers interested in mechanics and seek simpler explanations. Kindly share if you learn something out of this !
Here is the link to the VIDEO
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Prithivi
Part 3: Plimpton scheme: http://www.parresianz.com/mpi/c++/parallel-domain-decomposition-part-3/
-- Biswajit
Part 2: Exchanging ghost particles the direct way.
http://www.parresianz.com/mpi/c++/parallel-domain-decomposition-part-2/
-- Biswajit
New article on the MPI scatter operation for particle simulations:
http://www.parresianz.com/mpi/c++/parallel-domain-decomposition-part-1/
-- Biswajit
Prof. Ge’s Advanced Manufacturing and Design Laboratory (http://amd.sutd.edu.sg/) is recruiting PhD students. The Ph.D.scholarships are immediately available in the general areas of functional advanced manufacturing. The research topics can vary based on the student’s background from solid mechanics for soft active materials, UV curable functional polymer development for 3D printing, and development of high resolution multifunctional 3D Printing system.
In the following video, I have tried to explain the concept of principal stress in a more physical way and without involving any mathematical equations, hope you can easily imbibe the concept.