The history of multiphase science and computational fluid dynamics: a personal memoir
This book tells the story of how the science of computational multiphase flow began in an effort to better analyze hypothetical light water power reactor accidents, including the "loss of coolant" accident. Written in the style of a memoir by an author with 40 years' engineering resea...
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| Summary: | This book tells the story of how the science of computational multiphase flow began in an effort to better analyze hypothetical light water power reactor accidents, including the "loss of coolant" accident. Written in the style of a memoir by an author with 40 years' engineering research experience in computer modeling of fluidized beds and slurries, multiphase computational fluid dynamics, and multiphase flow, most recently at Argonne National Laboratory, the book traces how this new science developed during this time into RELAP5 and other computer programs to encompass realistic descriptions of phenomena ranging from fluidized beds for energy and chemicals production, slurry transport, pyroclastic flow from volcanoes, hemodynamics of blood-borne cells, and flow of granular particulates. Such descriptions are not possible using the classical single-phase Navier-Stokes equations. Whereas many books on computational techniques and computational fluid dynamics have appeared, they do not trace the historical development of the science in any detail, and none touch on the beginnings of multiphase science. A robust, process-rich account of technologic evolution, the book is ideal for students and practitioners of mechanical, chemical, nuclear engineering, and the history of science and technology. Imparts a personal narrative tracing the critical events in the initiation, development, and propagation of multiphase science and computational fluid dynamics in its historical context; Reveals the amazing chain of incidents and coincidences but for which multiphase science and computational fluid dynamics would never have evolved; Presents in narrative form many facets of multiphase science (MPS), including sand grains, bubbles, and water droplets and how MPS differs from single-phase science; Describes the development of what came to be called the seriated loop (SLOOP) code, intend ed to replace the RELAP4 code, used to perform safety studies for and to license nuclear reactors and the politics of science that led to its demise |
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| 505 | 8 | |a 1. Introduction -- Part I. Predestination. 2. Cleveland State University, Cleveland 1959-1964 ; 3. Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), Chicago 1964-1970 -- Part II. In a state far away 1970-1977 -- 4. The seeds are sown by Larry Ybarrondo in a state far away, Idaho Falls, Idaho ; 5. Project development begins ; 6. Characteristics analysis of the one-dimensional, two-fluid partial differential equations (PDEs) developed by Chuck Solbrig and Dan Hughes ; 7. The SLOOP code development ; 8. The characteristics paper caper -- Part III. The rise of CFD codes. 9. RETRAN is initiated at Energy Incorporated for EPRI hiring the core SLOOP code participants ; 10. RELAP5 is initiated by Vic Ransom and Dick Wagner funded by Larry Ybarrondo ; 11. DOE starts code development at Systems, Science and Software and Jaycor to address the energy crisis caused by the oil embargos ; 12. IIT code begins using Los Alamos' K-FIX code ; 13. METC starts erosion R & D cooperative venture and MFIX code development using FLUFIX code ; 14. The rise of the first commerical CFD codes: PHOENICS, FLUENT, FIDAP, CFX, FLOW-3D, and STAR-CD -- Part IV. Attempts to establish a national program for multiphase flow research. 15. The failure of Argonne National Laboratory to establish the Multiphase Flow Research Institute ; 16. DOE OIT virtual center for multiphase dynamics effort begins, becomes the Multiphase Fluid Dynamics Research Consortium ; 17. NETL initiates workshops on multiphase flow research later called multiphase flow science -- Part V. Multiphase conferences and Gidaspow's books. 18. Conferences and workshops addressing multiphase needs and problems begin due to Professor Dimitri Gidaspow's initiatives ; 19. Gidaspow publishes his two multiphase books ; 20. Conclusion, what does the future hold? -- Appendices | |
| 520 | 3 | |a This book tells the story of how the science of computational multiphase flow began in an effort to better analyze hypothetical light water power reactor accidents, including the "loss of coolant" accident. Written in the style of a memoir by an author with 40 years' engineering research experience in computer modeling of fluidized beds and slurries, multiphase computational fluid dynamics, and multiphase flow, most recently at Argonne National Laboratory, the book traces how this new science developed during this time into RELAP5 and other computer programs to encompass realistic descriptions of phenomena ranging from fluidized beds for energy and chemicals production, slurry transport, pyroclastic flow from volcanoes, hemodynamics of blood-borne cells, and flow of granular particulates. Such descriptions are not possible using the classical single-phase Navier-Stokes equations. | |
| 520 | 3 | |a Whereas many books on computational techniques and computational fluid dynamics have appeared, they do not trace the historical development of the science in any detail, and none touch on the beginnings of multiphase science. A robust, process-rich account of technologic evolution, the book is ideal for students and practitioners of mechanical, chemical, nuclear engineering, and the history of science and technology. | |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION
.............................................
1
1.1
AN
APOLOGIA
........................................
3
REFERENCES
...............................................
4
PART
I
PREDESTINATION
2
CLEVELAND
STATE
UNIVERSITY,
CLEVELAND 1959-1964
...............
7
2.1
ELMORE S.
PETTYJOHN,
FORMER
DIRECTOR
OF
THE
INSTITUTE
OF
GAS
TECHNOLOGY,
IS
ON
THE
FACULTY
OF
THE
FENN COLLEGE
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
...............................
13
REFERENCES
...............................................
18
3
ILLINOIS
INSTITUTE
OF
TECHNOLOGY (IIT),
CHICAGO
1964-1970
........
21
3.1
PROFESSOR GIDASPOW
IS
ON
THE
FACULTY
OF
THE
GAS TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT
.........................................
25
3.2
CHARLIE
SOLBRIG
IS
ON
THE
FACULTY
OF
THE
GAS
TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT
.........................................
29
REFERENCES
...............................................
31
PART
II
IN
A
STATE FAR AWAY
1970-1977
4
THE
SEEDS
ARE
SOWN
BY LARRY
YBARRONDO
AND
CHARLIE
SOLBRIG
IN
A
STATE
FAR AWAY, IDAHO
FALLS,
IDAHO
......................
35
4.1
THE LOSS-OF-COOLANT
ACCIDENT
AND
THE
RELAP
SERIES
OF
CODES
.............................................
39
4.2
A
MYSTERIOUS
STRANGER
POINTS
THE
WAY
FORWARD
.............
43
4.3
THE DEVELOPMENT
OF
A
TOTALLY
NEW
SET
OF
TWO-PHASE
EQUATIONS
..........................................
44
REFERENCES
...............................................
48
R1
BIBIIOTHEK
DEUTSCHES
MUSEUM
HLTINCHE A
XII
CONTENTS
5 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT BEGINS
................................
51
5.1
I
AM HIRED BY CHARLIE SOLBRIG
TO
WORK
ON
THE
SLOOP
(SERIATED LOO)
CODE
AT
AEROJET NUCLEAR COMPANY (ANC)
....
55
REFERENCES
...............................................
64
6 CHARACTERISTICS ANALYSIS
OF
THE
ONE-DIMENSIONAL,
TWO-FLUID
PARTIAL
DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS
(PDE S) DEVELOPED
BY CHARLIE
SOLBRIG
AND
DAN
HUGHES
...................................
67
6.1 DIMITRI S SABBATICAL
AND
THE
DISCOVERY
OF
ILL-POSEDNESS
(COMPLEX
CHARACTERISTICS)
OF
THE
PDE S
...................
72
6.2 CHARACTERISTICS
ANALYSES
USING
FORMAC
.................
77
REFERENCES
...............................................
82
7 THE
SLOOP
CODE
DEVELOPMENT
.............................
85
7.1
DIMITRI S CONTRACT IS EXTENDED
..........................
89
7.2
COMPARISON
OF
PROTOTYPE TWO-PHASE
SLOOP
CODE
WITH
ANALYTICAL
SOLUTIONS
..................................
89
7.3
ATTEMPTS
TO
DEVELOP TWO-PRESSURE MODELS HAVING REAL
CHARACTERISTICS
.......................................
93
7.4 SUMMARY
OF
SCORE, SPLEN, EXECUTIVE, ZVUT, EVET,
UVET,
ADF,
SSUVET,
AND
UVUT CODES
................
96
7.5 INVESTIGATIONS
INTO WHY
THE
PRESSURE KEPT
GOING
TO
ZERO
FOR STANDARD PROBLEM 1
................................
99
7.6
THE LOS ALAMOS/AEROJET MEETING
OF
AUGUST
27,1974
........
105
7.7
SLOOP
CODE
DEVELOPMENT
IMPLODES
SCATTERING MOST
OF
THE
PARTICIPANTS
....................................
113
REFERENCES
...............................................
114
8
THE
CHARACTERISTICS
PAPER
CAPER
............................
119
8.1 THE JOURNAL
OF
FLUID
MECHANICS PAPER
....................
120
8.2 THE 1975 ASME
WINTER
ANNUAL
MEETING PAPER
AND
PRESENTATION
.....................................
121
8.3 THE
NUCLEAR
SCIENCE
AND
ENGINEERING
PAPER
................
128
REFERENCES
...............................................
133
PART III THE RISE
OF
CFD CODES
9 RETRAN IS
INITIATED
AT
ENERGY
INCORPORATED
FOR
EPRI HIRING
THE
CORE
SLOOP
CODE PARTICIPANTS
.........................
137
REFERENCES
...............................................
145
10
RELAP5
IS INITIATED BY VIC
RANSOM
AND
DICK
WAGNER FUNDED
BY
LARRY YBARRONDO
......................................
149
REFERENCES
...............................................
155
CONTENTS
XLII
11
DOE
STARTS CODE DEVELOPMENT
AT
SYSTEMS,
SCIENCE
AND
SOFTWARE
AND
JAYCOR
TO
ADDRESS
THE
ENERGY
CRISIS CAUSED
BY
THE
OR
EMBARGOS
...............................................
157
REFERENCES
...............................................
159
12
LIT CODE BEGINS
USING
LOS
ALAMOS
K-FIX CODE
..............
161
12.1
K-FIX
CODE OBTAINED
FROM
BILL RIVARD
TO
START
IIT
CODE
.....
164
REFERENCES
...............................................
172
13
METC
STARTS EROSION R&D
COOPERATIVE
VENTURE
AND
MFIX
CODE
DEVELOPMENT USING
FLUFIX
CODE
......................
175
13.1 THE
METC
COOPERATIVE R&D
VENTURE
....................
175
13.2 METC
STARTS
THE
MFIX CODE DEVELOPMENT
................
181
REFERENCES
...............................................
182
14
THE
RISE
OF
THE
FIRST
COMMERCIAL CFD CODES: PHOENICS,
FLUENT,
FIDAP,
CFX, FLOW-3D,
AND
STAR-CD
............
185
14.1
PHOENICS
CODE
....................................
185
14.2
FLUENT, FIDAP,
CFX,
AND
FLOW-3D
CODES
.............
185
14.3 STAR-CD
..........................................
186
REFERENCES
...............................................
187
PART
IV
ATTEMPTS
TO
ESTABLISH
A
NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR MULTIPHASE
FLOW
RESEARCH
15
THE
FAILURE
OF
ARGONNE
NATIONAL
LABORATORY
TO
ESTABLISH
THE
MULTIPHASE
FLOW RESEARCH INSTITUTE
..........................
191
REFERENCES
...............................................
195
16
DOE OIT VIRTUAL CENTER FOR MULTIPHASE DYNAMICS EFFORT
BEGINS-BECOMES
THE
MULTIPHASE FLUID DYNAMICS
RESEARCH
CONSORTIUM
.............................................
197
16.1 COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP
PUBLISHED
AS
PART
OF
VISION 2020
.......................
199
16.2
THE ATTEMPT
TO
ESTABLISH
A
VIRTUAL TECHNOLOGY
MULTIPHASE
LABORATORY
.........................................
200
16.2.1 FIRST VTC
KICKOFF
MEETING
NOVEMBER
28,1995....
201
16.2.2
LABORATORY
COORDINATING
COUNCIL MEETING
DECEMBER
6,1995
.............................
202
16.2.3
SECOND VTC
MEETING
DECEMBER
13,1995
..........
203
16.2.4
THIRD
VTC MEETING FEBRUARY
21,1996.............
205
16.2.5
NATIONAL
WORKSHOP
ON
COMPUTATIONAL
FLUID
DYNAMICS
AND
MULTIPHASE FLOW MODELING
OCTOBER 30-31,1996
...........................
208
16.3
THE
FOUR-YEAR MULTIPHASE
FLUID DYNAMICS
RESEARCH
CONSORTIUM (MFDRC)
IS FORMED
........................
209
XIV
CONTENTS
16.4
VISION 2020
CONTRIBUTES
TO
COMMERCIAL
SUCCESS
............
215
16.4.1 COLLABORATION
PAYS OFF--MFDRC
PUSHES
THE
FRONTIER
OF
MODELING
OF
MATERIALS
TRANSPORT
................
215
16.5
RETURN
ON
INVESTMENT
TEMPLATE
.........................
217
REFERENCES
...............................................
220
17 NETL
INITIATES
WORKSHOPS
ON
MULTIPHASE FLOW
RESEARCH
LATER CALLED
MULTIPHASE
FLOW SCIENCE
........................
221
REFERENCES
...............................................
222
PART V MULIPHASE
CONFERENCES
AND
GIDASPOW S
BOOKS
18 CONFERENCES
AND
WORKSHOPS
ADDRESSING
MULTIPHASE
NEEDS
AND
PROBLEMS
BEGIN
DUE
TO
PROFESSOR DIMITRI
GIDASPOW S
INITIATIVES
...............................................
227
REFERENCES
...............................................
228
19
GIDASPOW
PUBLISHES
HIS TWO
MULTIPHASE
BOOKS
................
231
19.1
MULTIPHASE
FLOW
AND
FLUIDIZATION
CONTINUUM
AND
KINETIC
THEORY
DESCRIPTIONS
..................................
231
19.2
COMPUTATIONAL
TECHNIQUES:
THE MULTIPHASE
CFD APPROACH
AND
GREEN
ENERGY
TECHNOLOGIES
.........................
232
REFERENCES
...............................................
233
20 CONCLUSION-WHAT
DOES
THE
FUTURE
HOLD?
....................
235
REFERENCES
...............................................
239
APPENDICES
..................................................
241
APPENDIX
A: ACRONYMS
AND
ABBREVIATIONS
........................
241
APPENDIX
B: HERBERT
KOUTS 26`H
WATER
REACTOR SAFETY
INFORMATION
MEETING
SPEECH,
1998
..............................
245
APPENDIX
C: REVIEWS
FOR
THE
JOURNAL
OF
FLUID MECHANICS
MANUSCRIPT
ONE-DIMENSIONAL
TWO-PHASE
FLOW EQUATIONS
AND
THEIR
CHARACTERISTICS
..........................
251
APPENDIX
D:
EXTRACTS FROM
REVIEWS
OF
THE
MANUSCRIPT
CHARACTERISTICS
AND
STABILITY
ANALYSIS
OF
TRANSIENT
ONE-DIMENSIONAL
TWO-PHASE EQUATIONS
AND
THEIR
FINITE
DIFFERENCE
APPROXIMATIONS
BY
D. GIDASPOW,
R. W. LYCZKOWSKI,
C. W. SOLBRIG
AND
E. D.
HUGHES
FOR
THE
SESSION
FUNDAMENTALS
OF
TWO-PHASE
FLOW
AT
THE
1975
WINTER ANNUAL
ASME
MEETING, HOUSTON,
NOV. 30-DEC.
4,1975
...............................
257
CONTENTS
XV
APPENDIX
E:
DISCUSSION
ON
THE
ASME
PAPER
75-WA/HT-25
CHARACTERISTICS
AND
STABILITY
ANALYSIS
OF
TRANSIENT
ONE-DIMENSIONAL TWO-PHASE
EQUATIONS
AND
THEIR
FINITE
DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS
BY
D. GIDASPOW,
R.
W.
LYCZKOWSKI,
C. W.
SOLBRIG
AND
E.
D. HUGHES
FOR
THE
SESSION
FUNDAMENTALS
OF
TWO-PHASE FLOW
AT
THE
1975
WINTER ANNUAL
ASME
MEETING, HOUSTON,
NOV.
30-DEC.
4,1975
...............................
259
APPENDIX
F:
JOHN
RAMSHAW S
UNPUBLISHED
COMMENTARY
ON
HIS PAPER
WITH
JOHN
TRAPP
..................................
271
APPENDIX
G: CARL
HOCEVAR S LETTER
OF
RESIGNATION
ON
SEPTEMBER
21,1974
TO
DIXIE
LEE
RAY,
CHAIR
OF
THE
ATOMIC
ENERGY
COMMISSION
.........................
275
APPENDIX
H: CHEMICAL PROCESS
CFD USERS
GROUP CHARTER
..........
277
APPENDIX
I: MEMORANDUM
OF
COOPERATION FOR
THE
DOE
VIRTUAL
TECHNOLOGY
CENTER FOR MULTIPHASE DYNAMICS
(VCMD)....
279
APPENDIX
J: REVIEW
AND
COMMENTS
ON
THE
2006
NETL
TECHNOLOGY
ROADMAP
........................................
283
NOTES
......................................................
323
INDEX
......................................................
329
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| adam_txt |
CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION
.
1
1.1
AN
APOLOGIA
.
3
REFERENCES
.
4
PART
I
PREDESTINATION
2
CLEVELAND
STATE
UNIVERSITY,
CLEVELAND 1959-1964
.
7
2.1
ELMORE S.
PETTYJOHN,
FORMER
DIRECTOR
OF
THE
INSTITUTE
OF
GAS
TECHNOLOGY,
IS
ON
THE
FACULTY
OF
THE
FENN COLLEGE
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
.
13
REFERENCES
.
18
3
ILLINOIS
INSTITUTE
OF
TECHNOLOGY (IIT),
CHICAGO
1964-1970
.
21
3.1
PROFESSOR GIDASPOW
IS
ON
THE
FACULTY
OF
THE
GAS TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT
.
25
3.2
CHARLIE
SOLBRIG
IS
ON
THE
FACULTY
OF
THE
GAS
TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT
.
29
REFERENCES
.
31
PART
II
IN
A
STATE FAR AWAY
1970-1977
4
THE
SEEDS
ARE
SOWN
BY LARRY
YBARRONDO
AND
CHARLIE
SOLBRIG
IN
A
STATE
FAR AWAY, IDAHO
FALLS,
IDAHO
.
35
4.1
THE "LOSS-OF-COOLANT
ACCIDENT"
AND
THE
RELAP
SERIES
OF
CODES
.
39
4.2
A
MYSTERIOUS
STRANGER
POINTS
THE
WAY
FORWARD
.
43
4.3
THE DEVELOPMENT
OF
A
TOTALLY
NEW
SET
OF
TWO-PHASE
EQUATIONS
.
44
REFERENCES
.
48
R1
BIBIIOTHEK
DEUTSCHES
MUSEUM
HLTINCHE'A
XII
CONTENTS
5 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT BEGINS
.
51
5.1
I
AM HIRED BY CHARLIE SOLBRIG
TO
WORK
ON
THE
SLOOP
(SERIATED LOO)
CODE
AT
AEROJET NUCLEAR COMPANY (ANC)
.
55
REFERENCES
.
64
6 CHARACTERISTICS ANALYSIS
OF
THE
ONE-DIMENSIONAL,
TWO-FLUID
PARTIAL
DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS
(PDE'S) DEVELOPED
BY CHARLIE
SOLBRIG
AND
DAN
HUGHES
.
67
6.1 DIMITRI'S SABBATICAL
AND
THE
DISCOVERY
OF
ILL-POSEDNESS
(COMPLEX
CHARACTERISTICS)
OF
THE
PDE'S
.
72
6.2 CHARACTERISTICS
ANALYSES
USING
FORMAC
.
77
REFERENCES
.
82
7 THE
SLOOP
CODE
DEVELOPMENT
.
85
7.1
DIMITRI'S CONTRACT IS EXTENDED
.
89
7.2
COMPARISON
OF
PROTOTYPE TWO-PHASE
SLOOP
CODE
WITH
ANALYTICAL
SOLUTIONS
.
89
7.3
ATTEMPTS
TO
DEVELOP TWO-PRESSURE MODELS HAVING REAL
CHARACTERISTICS
.
93
7.4 SUMMARY
OF
SCORE, SPLEN, EXECUTIVE, ZVUT, EVET,
UVET,
ADF,
SSUVET,
AND
UVUT CODES
.
96
7.5 INVESTIGATIONS
INTO WHY
THE
PRESSURE KEPT
GOING
TO
ZERO
FOR STANDARD PROBLEM 1
.
99
7.6
THE LOS ALAMOS/AEROJET MEETING
OF
AUGUST
27,1974
.
105
7.7
SLOOP
CODE
DEVELOPMENT
IMPLODES
SCATTERING MOST
OF
THE
PARTICIPANTS
.
113
REFERENCES
.
114
8
THE
CHARACTERISTICS
PAPER
CAPER
.
119
8.1 THE JOURNAL
OF
FLUID
MECHANICS PAPER
.
120
8.2 THE 1975 ASME
WINTER
ANNUAL
MEETING PAPER
AND
PRESENTATION
.
121
8.3 THE
NUCLEAR
SCIENCE
AND
ENGINEERING
PAPER
.
128
REFERENCES
.
133
PART III THE RISE
OF
CFD CODES
9 RETRAN IS
INITIATED
AT
ENERGY
INCORPORATED
FOR
EPRI HIRING
THE
CORE
SLOOP
CODE PARTICIPANTS
.
137
REFERENCES
.
145
10
RELAP5
IS INITIATED BY VIC
RANSOM
AND
DICK
WAGNER FUNDED
BY
LARRY YBARRONDO
.
149
REFERENCES
.
155
CONTENTS
XLII
11
DOE
STARTS CODE DEVELOPMENT
AT
SYSTEMS,
SCIENCE
AND
SOFTWARE
AND
JAYCOR
TO
ADDRESS
THE
ENERGY
CRISIS CAUSED
BY
THE
OR
EMBARGOS
.
157
REFERENCES
.
159
12
LIT CODE BEGINS
USING
LOS
ALAMOS'
K-FIX CODE
.
161
12.1
K-FIX
CODE OBTAINED
FROM
BILL RIVARD
TO
START
IIT
CODE
.
164
REFERENCES
.
172
13
METC
STARTS EROSION R&D
COOPERATIVE
VENTURE
AND
MFIX
CODE
DEVELOPMENT USING
FLUFIX
CODE
.
175
13.1 THE
METC
COOPERATIVE R&D
VENTURE
.
175
13.2 METC
STARTS
THE
MFIX CODE DEVELOPMENT
.
181
REFERENCES
.
182
14
THE
RISE
OF
THE
FIRST
COMMERCIAL CFD CODES: PHOENICS,
FLUENT,
FIDAP,
CFX, FLOW-3D,
AND
STAR-CD
.
185
14.1
PHOENICS
CODE
.
185
14.2
FLUENT, FIDAP,
CFX,
AND
FLOW-3D
CODES
.
185
14.3 STAR-CD
.
186
REFERENCES
.
187
PART
IV
ATTEMPTS
TO
ESTABLISH
A
NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR MULTIPHASE
FLOW
RESEARCH
15
THE
FAILURE
OF
ARGONNE
NATIONAL
LABORATORY
TO
ESTABLISH
THE
MULTIPHASE
FLOW RESEARCH INSTITUTE
.
191
REFERENCES
.
195
16
DOE OIT VIRTUAL CENTER FOR MULTIPHASE DYNAMICS EFFORT
BEGINS-BECOMES
THE
MULTIPHASE FLUID DYNAMICS
RESEARCH
CONSORTIUM
.
197
16.1 COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP
PUBLISHED
AS
PART
OF
VISION 2020
.
199
16.2
THE ATTEMPT
TO
ESTABLISH
A
VIRTUAL TECHNOLOGY
MULTIPHASE
LABORATORY
.
200
16.2.1 FIRST VTC
"KICKOFF'
MEETING
NOVEMBER
28,1995.
201
16.2.2
LABORATORY
COORDINATING
COUNCIL MEETING
DECEMBER
6,1995
.
202
16.2.3
SECOND VTC
MEETING
DECEMBER
13,1995
.
203
16.2.4
THIRD
VTC MEETING FEBRUARY
21,1996.
205
16.2.5
NATIONAL
WORKSHOP
ON
COMPUTATIONAL
FLUID
DYNAMICS
AND
MULTIPHASE FLOW MODELING
OCTOBER 30-31,1996
.
208
16.3
THE
FOUR-YEAR MULTIPHASE
FLUID DYNAMICS
RESEARCH
CONSORTIUM (MFDRC)
IS FORMED
.
209
XIV
CONTENTS
16.4
VISION 2020
CONTRIBUTES
TO
COMMERCIAL
SUCCESS
.
215
16.4.1 COLLABORATION
PAYS OFF--MFDRC
PUSHES
THE
FRONTIER
OF
MODELING
OF
MATERIALS
TRANSPORT
.
215
16.5
RETURN
ON
INVESTMENT
TEMPLATE
.
217
REFERENCES
.
220
17 NETL
INITIATES
WORKSHOPS
ON
MULTIPHASE FLOW
RESEARCH
LATER CALLED
MULTIPHASE
FLOW SCIENCE
.
221
REFERENCES
.
222
PART V MULIPHASE
CONFERENCES
AND
GIDASPOW'S
BOOKS
18 CONFERENCES
AND
WORKSHOPS
ADDRESSING
MULTIPHASE
NEEDS
AND
PROBLEMS
BEGIN
DUE
TO
PROFESSOR DIMITRI
GIDASPOW'S
INITIATIVES
.
227
REFERENCES
.
228
19
GIDASPOW
PUBLISHES
HIS TWO
MULTIPHASE
BOOKS
.
231
19.1
MULTIPHASE
FLOW
AND
FLUIDIZATION
CONTINUUM
AND
KINETIC
THEORY
DESCRIPTIONS
.
231
19.2
COMPUTATIONAL
TECHNIQUES:
THE MULTIPHASE
CFD APPROACH
AND
GREEN
ENERGY
TECHNOLOGIES
.
232
REFERENCES
.
233
20 CONCLUSION-WHAT
DOES
THE
FUTURE
HOLD?
.
235
REFERENCES
.
239
APPENDICES
.
241
APPENDIX
A: ACRONYMS
AND
ABBREVIATIONS
.
241
APPENDIX
B: HERBERT
KOUTS' 26`H
WATER
REACTOR SAFETY
INFORMATION
MEETING
SPEECH,
1998
.
245
APPENDIX
C: REVIEWS
FOR
THE
JOURNAL
OF
FLUID MECHANICS
MANUSCRIPT
"ONE-DIMENSIONAL
TWO-PHASE
FLOW EQUATIONS
AND
THEIR
CHARACTERISTICS"
.
251
APPENDIX
D:
EXTRACTS FROM
REVIEWS
OF
THE
MANUSCRIPT
"CHARACTERISTICS
AND
STABILITY
ANALYSIS
OF
TRANSIENT
ONE-DIMENSIONAL
TWO-PHASE EQUATIONS
AND
THEIR
FINITE
DIFFERENCE
APPROXIMATIONS"
BY
D. GIDASPOW,
R. W. LYCZKOWSKI,
C. W. SOLBRIG
AND
E. D.
HUGHES
FOR
THE
SESSION
FUNDAMENTALS
OF
TWO-PHASE
FLOW
AT
THE
1975
WINTER ANNUAL
ASME
MEETING, HOUSTON,
NOV. 30-DEC.
4,1975
.
257
CONTENTS
XV
APPENDIX
E:
DISCUSSION
ON
THE
ASME
PAPER
75-WA/HT-25
"CHARACTERISTICS
AND
STABILITY
ANALYSIS
OF
TRANSIENT
ONE-DIMENSIONAL TWO-PHASE
EQUATIONS
AND
THEIR
FINITE
DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS"
BY
D. GIDASPOW,
R.
W.
LYCZKOWSKI,
C. W.
SOLBRIG
AND
E.
D. HUGHES
FOR
THE
SESSION
FUNDAMENTALS
OF
TWO-PHASE FLOW
AT
THE
1975
WINTER ANNUAL
ASME
MEETING, HOUSTON,
NOV.
30-DEC.
4,1975
.
259
APPENDIX
F:
JOHN
RAMSHAW'S
UNPUBLISHED
COMMENTARY
ON
HIS PAPER
WITH
JOHN
TRAPP
.
271
APPENDIX
G: CARL
HOCEVAR'S LETTER
OF
RESIGNATION
ON
SEPTEMBER
21,1974
TO
DIXIE
LEE
RAY,
CHAIR
OF
THE
ATOMIC
ENERGY
COMMISSION
.
275
APPENDIX
H: CHEMICAL PROCESS
CFD USERS
GROUP CHARTER
.
277
APPENDIX
I: MEMORANDUM
OF
COOPERATION FOR
THE
DOE
VIRTUAL
TECHNOLOGY
CENTER FOR MULTIPHASE DYNAMICS
(VCMD).
279
APPENDIX
J: REVIEW
AND
COMMENTS
ON
THE
2006
NETL
TECHNOLOGY
ROADMAP
.
283
NOTES
.
323
INDEX
.
329 |
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| spelling | Lyczkowski, Robert W. Verfasser (DE-588)1225380359 aut The history of multiphase science and computational fluid dynamics a personal memoir Robert W. Lyczkowski Cham, Switzerland Springer ©2018 xvii, 334 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Mechanical engineering series 1. Introduction -- Part I. Predestination. 2. Cleveland State University, Cleveland 1959-1964 ; 3. Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), Chicago 1964-1970 -- Part II. In a state far away 1970-1977 -- 4. The seeds are sown by Larry Ybarrondo in a state far away, Idaho Falls, Idaho ; 5. Project development begins ; 6. Characteristics analysis of the one-dimensional, two-fluid partial differential equations (PDEs) developed by Chuck Solbrig and Dan Hughes ; 7. The SLOOP code development ; 8. The characteristics paper caper -- Part III. The rise of CFD codes. 9. RETRAN is initiated at Energy Incorporated for EPRI hiring the core SLOOP code participants ; 10. RELAP5 is initiated by Vic Ransom and Dick Wagner funded by Larry Ybarrondo ; 11. DOE starts code development at Systems, Science and Software and Jaycor to address the energy crisis caused by the oil embargos ; 12. IIT code begins using Los Alamos' K-FIX code ; 13. METC starts erosion R & D cooperative venture and MFIX code development using FLUFIX code ; 14. The rise of the first commerical CFD codes: PHOENICS, FLUENT, FIDAP, CFX, FLOW-3D, and STAR-CD -- Part IV. Attempts to establish a national program for multiphase flow research. 15. The failure of Argonne National Laboratory to establish the Multiphase Flow Research Institute ; 16. DOE OIT virtual center for multiphase dynamics effort begins, becomes the Multiphase Fluid Dynamics Research Consortium ; 17. NETL initiates workshops on multiphase flow research later called multiphase flow science -- Part V. Multiphase conferences and Gidaspow's books. 18. Conferences and workshops addressing multiphase needs and problems begin due to Professor Dimitri Gidaspow's initiatives ; 19. Gidaspow publishes his two multiphase books ; 20. Conclusion, what does the future hold? -- Appendices This book tells the story of how the science of computational multiphase flow began in an effort to better analyze hypothetical light water power reactor accidents, including the "loss of coolant" accident. Written in the style of a memoir by an author with 40 years' engineering research experience in computer modeling of fluidized beds and slurries, multiphase computational fluid dynamics, and multiphase flow, most recently at Argonne National Laboratory, the book traces how this new science developed during this time into RELAP5 and other computer programs to encompass realistic descriptions of phenomena ranging from fluidized beds for energy and chemicals production, slurry transport, pyroclastic flow from volcanoes, hemodynamics of blood-borne cells, and flow of granular particulates. Such descriptions are not possible using the classical single-phase Navier-Stokes equations. Whereas many books on computational techniques and computational fluid dynamics have appeared, they do not trace the historical development of the science in any detail, and none touch on the beginnings of multiphase science. A robust, process-rich account of technologic evolution, the book is ideal for students and practitioners of mechanical, chemical, nuclear engineering, and the history of science and technology. Imparts a personal narrative tracing the critical events in the initiation, development, and propagation of multiphase science and computational fluid dynamics in its historical context; Reveals the amazing chain of incidents and coincidences but for which multiphase science and computational fluid dynamics would never have evolved; Presents in narrative form many facets of multiphase science (MPS), including sand grains, bubbles, and water droplets and how MPS differs from single-phase science; Describes the development of what came to be called the seriated loop (SLOOP) code, intend ed to replace the RELAP4 code, used to perform safety studies for and to license nuclear reactors and the politics of science that led to its demise Geschichte gnd rswk-swf Numerische Strömungssimulation (DE-588)4690080-9 gnd rswk-swf Mehrphasenströmung (DE-588)4169315-2 gnd rswk-swf Multiphase flow / History Computational fluid dynamics / History Écoulement polyphasique / Histoire Dynamique des fluides numérique / Histoire Computational fluid dynamics Multiphase flow History Numerische Strömungssimulation (DE-588)4690080-9 s Mehrphasenströmung (DE-588)4169315-2 s Geschichte z DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-3-319-66502-3 Digitalisierung Deutsches Museum application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=034712468&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Lyczkowski, Robert W. The history of multiphase science and computational fluid dynamics a personal memoir 1. Introduction -- Part I. Predestination. 2. Cleveland State University, Cleveland 1959-1964 ; 3. Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), Chicago 1964-1970 -- Part II. In a state far away 1970-1977 -- 4. The seeds are sown by Larry Ybarrondo in a state far away, Idaho Falls, Idaho ; 5. Project development begins ; 6. Characteristics analysis of the one-dimensional, two-fluid partial differential equations (PDEs) developed by Chuck Solbrig and Dan Hughes ; 7. The SLOOP code development ; 8. The characteristics paper caper -- Part III. The rise of CFD codes. 9. RETRAN is initiated at Energy Incorporated for EPRI hiring the core SLOOP code participants ; 10. RELAP5 is initiated by Vic Ransom and Dick Wagner funded by Larry Ybarrondo ; 11. DOE starts code development at Systems, Science and Software and Jaycor to address the energy crisis caused by the oil embargos ; 12. IIT code begins using Los Alamos' K-FIX code ; 13. METC starts erosion R & D cooperative venture and MFIX code development using FLUFIX code ; 14. The rise of the first commerical CFD codes: PHOENICS, FLUENT, FIDAP, CFX, FLOW-3D, and STAR-CD -- Part IV. Attempts to establish a national program for multiphase flow research. 15. The failure of Argonne National Laboratory to establish the Multiphase Flow Research Institute ; 16. DOE OIT virtual center for multiphase dynamics effort begins, becomes the Multiphase Fluid Dynamics Research Consortium ; 17. NETL initiates workshops on multiphase flow research later called multiphase flow science -- Part V. Multiphase conferences and Gidaspow's books. 18. Conferences and workshops addressing multiphase needs and problems begin due to Professor Dimitri Gidaspow's initiatives ; 19. Gidaspow publishes his two multiphase books ; 20. Conclusion, what does the future hold? -- Appendices Numerische Strömungssimulation (DE-588)4690080-9 gnd Mehrphasenströmung (DE-588)4169315-2 gnd |
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