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Categoria: Blog
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Visit of Dr. Emil GÖTTLICH

Dr. Emil GÖTTLICH We are glad that our colleague Dr. Emil GÖTTLICH from the Institute for Thermal Turbomachinery and Machine Dynamics at the Graz University of Technology, is visiting the LFM and the CREA Lab for two months. Emil will work with Fabio Cozzi on a novel Background-Oriented Schlieren bench and contribute to optical measurements in the TROVA.
Welcome Emil!
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Preliminary results for Virtual Schlieren visualization in SU2
The pictures show preliminary result for virtual Schlieren visualization of a shock wave (bright line) and a rarefaction fan (dark region).
Top left picture shows the result obtained with a knife angle of 90 deg, a knife angle of 45 deg produces result shown in top right figure while in the bottom row are presented respectively a knife angle of 0 deg and an angle of 31 deg.
This latter value is the one corresponding to the shock-wave slope, so thath’s why the shock is badly highlighted!
Tthe flow field was computed using SU2!We’re currently working on CUDA implementation, results will be available soon!
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Stanford life

Apple store on University Avenue 
Stanford campus We had a wonderful time in Palo Alto working with Juan J. Alonso, Francisco Palacios and Thomas Economon from Stanford University on the extension of SU2 to deal with non-ideal compressible-fluid flows, together with Piero Colonna, Matteo Pini and Salvo Vitale from TU Delft.
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Inaugural lecture of prof. Piero Colonna
On May 16th, prof. Piero Colonna gave his inaugural lecture at the Senaatszaal of the Aula, in Delft, as Full Professor of the Chair of Propulsion and Power of the Aerospace Faculty. -
Visit of Dr. Matteo Pini and of Salvo Vitale
Matteo and Salvo from TUDelft will visit on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of June to initiate the collaboration on SU2 and prepare our visit to Stanford next July.
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Seminar of prof. Tony Arts
Prof. Tony Arts, head of the Turbomachinery and Propulsion Department of the von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics, will give a lecture on Aerodynamics of low pressure turbines.Location: Meeting Room of the Energy Dept. at 14.30 on the 21st of May.









