Application of CFD to Advance Thermal Management of Aerospace Systems - presented by Prof. Tom I-P. Shih

Application of CFD to Advance Thermal Management of Aerospace Systems

Prof. Tom I-P. Shih

Prof. Tom I-P. Shih
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Application of CFD to Advance Thermal Management of Aerospace Systems
Prof. Tom I-P. Shih
Tom I-P. Shih
Purdue University West Lafayette

Though CFD has come a long way and widely used in industry, it is still “Colorful and Fancy Display” and “Constant Frustration and Disappointment” to many. Also, the following anonymous quote is still true: “No one believes the simulation except who did it! Everyone believes the test results except who did it!” If you do not believe this quote, just try to publish a paper that uses CFD to solve a science or engineering problem without experimental validation. Since experimental studies typically do not get the same scrutiny on verification and validation of their methods, this talk gives examples in heat transfer where CFD shows experimental studies could yield solutions that are wrong or provide incorrect guidance on design. Since AI is now vogue, where many researchers use machine learning tools to study engineering and science problems, some observations are made.

References
  • 1.
    C. Lee and T. I. Shih (2021) Effects of heat loads on flow and heat transfer in the entrance region of a cooling duct with a staggered array of pin fins. International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer
  • 2.
    S. G. Ramachandran and T. I. Shih (2014) Biot Number Analogy for Design of Experiments in Turbine Cooling. Journal of Turbomachinery
  • 3.
    C. Lee et al. (2025) Revisiting Dimensionless Parameters Quantifying Film Cooling. Journal of Turbomachinery
  • 4.
    S. K. Sathyanarayanan and T. I. -. Shih (2017) Time-Accurate Conjugate Analysis of Transient Measurements of Heat Transfer Coefficients. Journal of Thermophysics and Heat Transfer
  • 5.
    X. Chi and T. I. Shih (2012) Bulk Temperature, Heat-Transfer Coefficient, and Nusselt Number-Revisited.
  • 6.
    J. Peck et al. (2021) Methods for Measuring and Computing the Adiabatic-Wall Temperature.
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T. I-P. Shih (2024, December 5, Jameson-Kim-Wang Symposium), Application of CFD to Advance Thermal Management of Aerospace Systems
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