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Chemically Reacting Flows
Many important scientific and engineering applications require a detailed
analysis of complex systems with coupled fluid flow, thermal energy transfer,
mass transfer and nonequilibrium chemical reactions. Currently, computer simulations
of these complex reacting flow problems are limited to idealized systems in
one or two spatial dimensions when coupled with a detailed, fundamental chemistry
model. The goal of our research is to develop, analyze and implement advanced
MP numerical algorithms that will allow high resolution 3D simulations with
an equal emphasis on fluid flow and chemical kinetics modeling. In our research,
we focus on the development of new, fully coupled, implicit solution strategies
that are based on robust MP iterative solution methods.
Areas of Research:
Program Contact: John Shadid

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