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2024 ANS Annual Conference
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Las Vegas, NV|Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino
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Waste Management 2024: The symposia at 50
This year marked the 50th anniversary of Waste Management Symposia’s Waste Management Conference, held March 10–14 in Phoenix, Ariz. The event has grown significantly since the first Waste Management Conference in 1974, which attracted about 200 attendees. This year’s conference saw a record attendance of around 3,300 people from more than 20 different countries and boasted 235 technical sessions and 89 exhibitors.
Technical Session|Computational Thermal Hydraulics
Tuesday, August 22, 2023|1:30–3:10PM EDT|Columbia 11/12
Session Chair:
Anna Iskhakova (NCSU)
Alternate Chair:
Victor Habiyaremye (Nuclear Research & Consultancy Group)
Session Organizer:
Igor A. Bolotnov
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Thermophoretic Particle Deposition: A Computational Fluid Dynamics Approach for Estimating Hotspots
1:30–1:50PM EDT
Erdal Ozdemir (Univ. Tokyo), Shuichiro Miwa (Univ. Tokyo), Marco Pellegrini (Univ. Tokyo), Shunichi Suzuki (Univ. Tokyo), Koji Okamoto (Univ. Tokyo)
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Capture the Morphology Transfer Process in a Pool-Scrubbing Column with a Hybrid Multi-Field Two-Fluid Model
1:50–2:10PM EDT
Yixiang Liao (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf), Shiwang Li (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf)
Three-Dimensional Multiphase CFD Simulation of a Thin Liquid Film Flowing Down an Inclined Plate
2:10–2:30PM EDT
Y. Rivera (UPV), M. Grasso (ETH Zürich), V. Petrov (Univ. Michigan), A. Manera (ETH Zürich)
Flow Regime Scaling Study Aided by CFD for Large Diameter High Void Fraction Systems
2:30–2:50PM EDT
Brandon Aranda (MIT), Koroush Shirvan (MIT), Emilio Baglietto (MIT)
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