Licentiate seminar: June 20 2012 Venue: E231, Luleå University of Technology
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Licentiate seminar: March 2, 2012 at 10:15 Location: E231, Luleå University of Technology
Licentiate seminar: March 2, 2012 at 08:30 Location: E231, Luleå University of Technology
Subject matter: Fluid Mechanics Friday, October 14, 2011, at 09:00 E246, Luleå University of Technology
Subject matter: Fluid Dynamics Friday, September 30, 2011 at 10:00 am E231, Luleå University of Technology
Subject matter: Fluid Mechanics Time and place: Friday, September 9, 2011, at 09:30 E231, Luleå University of Technology
Subject matter: Fluid Mechanics Time and place: Friday 27 May 2011, at. 10:15 D770, Luleå University of Technology
On Wednesday the 8th of December Anna-Lena Ljung defended her thesis ”Modeling drying of iron ore pellets”. Faculty opponent was Prof. Prof. Graham Nathan, The University of Adelaide, Australia. The thesis provides detailed information on some key fluid dynamic and physical processes that iron ore pellets undergoes during drying and the developed numerical models serve as a valuable tool when optimizing the drying process.
On Friday December 10th Sofie Högberg defended her thesis "Modeling Nanofiber Transport and Deposition in Human Airways". Faculty opponent was Prof. Geoff Gibson, Newcastle University, UK. The aim of the thesis was mainly to examine health risks associated with inhalation of nanofibers. Mathematical models and simulations are used to study the motion and subsequent deposition of small fibrous particles in human airways.
Anders and Jimmy with the discussion leaders Daniel Ståhlberg, UTMR Scania and Mats Billstein, Vattenfall R&D.
Friday november 19 Sofie Högberg nailed her thesis "Modeling Nanofiber Transport and Deposition in Human Airways". The thesis will be defended on the 10th of december in E231 at Luleå University of Technology.
Wednesday November 17 Anna-Lena Ljung nailed (notification of the date of the defence) her thesis "Modeling Drying of Iron Ore Pellets”. The thesis will be defended on the 8th of December in room F341 at the campus of Luleå University of Technology.
Anders Andersson and Jimmy Olsson will hold their licentiate presentations december 3rd. Jimmys will be presenting his thesis "Compression moulding of SMC: Experiments and simulation" and Daniel Ståhlberg, Scania will be his discussion leader. Anders thesis is "Simulations and measurements of free surface flow in regulated rivers" with Mats Billstein, Vattenfall R&D as discussion leader. The presentations will take place in A109 starting with Jimmy at 09.00 and Anders will start at 10.30.
How the flowing water in a turbine influence rotor vibrations is the subject of Ida Janssons licentiate thesis. She has combined one experimental and theoretical approach to study both the unsteady force and the motion-induced reaction force the fluid imparts to the runner. An accurate turbine model of rotor models is of crucial importance both in new design and during operation of hydraulic turbines.
On Friday the 29th of October J. Gunnar I. Hellström defended his thesis ”Internal Erosion in Embankment Dams, Fluid Flow Through and Deformation of Porous Media”. Faculty examiner was Dr. Thanasis D. Papathanassiou, University of Thessaly, Greece. The thesis strengthens the description of the internal erosion process from a fluid mechanics point of view.
Thusrday October 29 J. Gunnar I. Hellström nailed (notification of the date of the defence) his thesis "Internal Erosion in Embankment Dams; Fluid Flow Through and Deformation of Porous Media".
