PROGRAMME

The Pulse of Aerospace CFD

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1st IACC Paris 2007

18-19 June 2007 - Congress Center of La Villette
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Welcome & Keynote Presentations

Plenary Sessions including
User Contributions
Aerodynamics
The Pu
• Hukam Mongia, GE Aviation, USA • David Rival et al, Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany
Comprehensive Gas Turbine Combustion Modelling Validation of k-kL-Ω Model for Low-Reynolds-Number Airfoil
Methodology • Amarnath Mullick, National Institute of Technology, India
• Chris Robinson, PCA Engineers, United Kingdom A Computational Approach to Analyze the Performance of a Twin
Towards a More Integrated Multidisciplinary Turbomachinery Intake Duct
Design Process • Thomas Blaylock, Qinetiq, United Kingdom
• Len Imas et al, BMW-Oracle Racing, Spain Modelling of Helicopter Brownout using FLUENT CFD
International Americas Cup Class Yacht Design • Razvan Mahu, Tensor, Romania
• Clovis Maliska, SINMEC, Polyhedral Grids – A Big Step Towards More Accurate Aerody-
Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil namics Simulations
Ice Accretion Prediction in Aerodynamic Bodies • Michael Krieger, Johannes Kepler University, Austria
• Florian Menter, ANSYS, Germany Numerical Study of Trailing Vortex Formation Using a
Turbulence Modelling of Aerodynamic Flows Reynolds Stress Turbulence Model
• Dipankar Choudhury, ANSYS, USA • Brahim Necib, Mentouri University, Algeria
Development of Advanced CFD for Aerospace and NACA 0012 Aerodynamics Calculations
Marine Applications • Rakesh Mishra, University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom
A Computational Approach to Analyze the Flow Pattern in a Y-
Invited Experts Discussion Panel Duct due to Different Manoeuvring Conditions
• The Revolutionary Impact of High Performance Computing
in Aerospace CFD Cryogenics
• Bruno Vieille, Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales, France
CFD Contribution for the European Launcher Development and
Qualification Process – Focus on Simulation of Fluid Behaviour
in Cryogenic Tanks
• Syamalendu S. Bandyopadhyay,
Indian Institute of Technology, India
CFD Analysis of a Cryogenic Vortex Tube Air Separator
• Jérôme Lacapère, L’Air Liquide, France
CFD Studies of Cryogenic Propellant Management

Installations
• R ené Langermann, EADS Innovation Works, Germany
Installation Analysis of a Fuel Cell System Onboard an Aircraft
• Chaouki Ghenai, Florida Atlantic University, USA
Prediction of the Effects of Turbulence on the Dispersion of
Liquid Droplets in the Presence of Cluttered Aircraft Engine
Nacelles
• Robert Hoover, Honeywell, USA
CFD Analysis of a Fire Extinguishing System for an Aircraft
Nacelle

Missiles
• K lose Göran, Bayern Chemie Protac, Germany
Development of Throttleable Ducted Rocket Combustors Using
State of the Art CFD Methods
• Nicolas Hamel, Defence R&D Canada, Canada
Vortex Generation Trigged by Nose-Mounted Micro Flow Effec-
tors
Courtesy of DGA/Bassin d’Essais des Carènes, France
• Klaus Weinand, LFK, Germany
Shroud Separation Study Using the Six-Degree-Of-Freedom
Approach for High Mach Numbers
Register To register please use the registration • Srinivasa Murthy, Ministry of Defence, India
now! form on the back. Separation Studies of a Generic Store Released from an Aircraft
Wing Pylon Configuration

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Multiphysics
• M ónica Pardo Herrero, CESA, Spain
Effect of Flow Pattern Geometry and Operating Conditions in a
PEM Fuel Cell for Aeronautical Applications
• Dietrich Lampe, EADS Airbus, Germany
Verification of CFD-based Computation of Thermal Comfort
Indices
• P.N.Ram Prasad, EATON Industries, India
Investigation of Cavitation in Hydraulic Components and Noise
Reduction Studies of Hydraulic Piston Pumps
• Chaouki Ghenai, Florida Atlantic University, USA
Verification and Validation of Aircraft Icing Software Code
Naval
• J esús Valle, CEHIPAR, Spain
Analysis of the Behaviour of a 3600 TEU Container Ship and her
Propeller Using ANSYS CFX
• Norman Robertson, Century Dynamics, United Kingdom
Hydrodynamic Analysis of Ships Side by Side in Waves
• David Bellevre,
Bassin d’Essais des Carènes & Aker Yards, France
The Pump-Jet Pod – An ideal Means to Propel Large Military
and Merchant Ships
• James Forest, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
Detached-Eddy Simulation of Ship Airwakes for Piloted
Helicopter Flight Simulation
• Giovanni Lombardi, University of Pisa, Italy
The Aerodynamics of the Keel of America’s Cup Yachts:
an Optimization Procedure
Nozzles
• J örg Riccius, DLR, Germany
Simultaneous CFD Analysis of the Hot Gas and the Coolant
Flow in Effusion Cooled Combustion Chambers
Optimization, Coupling & Automation
• A ntonio Saluzzi, Alenia Spazio, Italy
Wind Analysis for ALMA Astronomical Antenna
• Simon Weston, Icon, United Kingdom
Automatic Optimisation of Aircraft Ventilation
System Components with CFD
• Giovanni Fumia, Ingegneria Dei Sistemi Spa, Italy
Concurrent Aerodynamic and Radar-Cross-Section Optimization
of an UCAV
• Luca Cavagna, Politecnico di Milano & Aermacchi, Italy
Computational Aeroelasticity for Dynamics Assessment:
The Alenia Aermacchi M-346 Case
• Robert A. Carson,
United States of America Army’s Benet Laboratories, USA
3-D CFD Analysis and Optimization of Perforated Muzzle Brake
Holes
*Subject to modification
Preprocessing & Visualization
• T amás Régert, CFD Hu Ltd, Hungary
Application of an Effective Description Procedure for Interpret-
ing 3D Flow Fields Past a Helicopter Fuselage
• Klaus Weinand, LFK, Germany
Next Generation Missile Aerodynamic Visualisation With CFD
• Regis Ataides & G. L. Oliveira, ESSS & EMBRAER, Brazil
A Parametric Geometry and Grid Generation Tool for Aircraft
Configurations
Turbomachinery
• F . Turriini & L. Bucchieri, Avio & EnginSoft, Italy
Optimisation Techniques Applied to the Design of Turbogas
Injection Systems
• Alfredo A. González, Industria de Turbo Propulsores, Spain
Steady Aerodynamics of Low Pressure Turbine Vanes with Un-
cooled Endwall Cavities
• Subrata Sarkar & Sri Sreekanth,
Infotech, India & Pratt & Whitney, Canada
Numerical Solution of Convective and Conjugate Heat Transfer
Over Turbine Vanes
• D. Coutandin & L. Bucchieri, Avio & EnginSoft, Italy
Optimisation Techniques Applied to the Design of Gas Turbine
Blade Cooling Systems
• David Dunham, Loughborough University, United Kingdom
Unsteady Fluid Mechanics of Annular Swirling Shear Layers
• Isam Janajreh, Parametric Solutions Inc, USA
Turbine Blade Analysis
• Graham Cox, PCA Engineers, United Kingdom
Recent CFD Techniques Applied During Turbomachinery Design
• Sri Sreekanth, Pratt & Whitney, Canada
Conjugate Heat Transfer Analysis of a Film Cooled Turbine Blade
• Eric E. Donahoo, Siemens Power Generation, USA
Computational Study of Last Stage Blade Row and Diffuser
• Stephane Moreau, Valeo Thermal Systems, France
Comparisons of CFX URANS Fan System Simulations With
Detailed Flow Measurements
Exhibition
• Leading software/hardware suppliers/partners will present
their latest advances in CFD/CAE software and allied tools
Courtesy of OKTAL-SE, France
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