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Workshop on Thermofluids Engineering Research for Zero-emission Society
Posted On 06 nov 2013
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Advanced energy utilization technologies are necessary for the future zero-emission environmentally-friendly society. The development of Thermofluids Engineering Research is greatly expected, especially in the field of efficient heat exchanger, clean efficient combustion technology, fuel cell, and air-conditioning equipment.
This Forum aims to broaden international exchanges between Japanese and Brazilian researchers and students on the subjects of Thermofluids Engineering. Brazil developed a large-scale natural power sources and practical use of biomass resources. Japan on the other hand faces a need for the stable supply of energy. We will discuss the future study of Thermofluids Engineering and hope to make close partnership with mutual understanding and cooperation.
Date: November 12, 2013
Venue: Room S-28, Civil Engineering Building,
Polytechnic School, University of São Paulo
Schedule:
9h00 Opening
9h10 Prof. Silvio de Oliveira Junior “Exergy: Production, Cost and Renewability”
9h35 Prof. Naoki Shikazono “Numerical Modeling of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Electrodes”
10h00 Prof. Julio Romano Meneghini “Wake Instability Issues: From Circular Cylinders to Stalled Airfoils”
10h25 Cofee-Break
10h45 Prof. Yuji Suzuki “Quenching Mechanisms Study of Alternative Fuels Using Laser Diagnostics and MEMS Technologies”
11h10 Prof. Jurandir Itizo Yanagihara “Multi-Objective Optimization of Compact Heat Exchangers Using CFD, Neural Network and Genetic Algorithm”
11h35 Prof. Kenichi Morimoto “High-Performance Compact Heat Exchanger with Oblique Wavy Walls”
12h00 Lunch break
13h30 Prof. Yasuyuki Yokono “GMSI Program in the University of Tokyo”
13h45 Prof. Guenther Carlos Krieger Filho “Numerical Simulation and Laser Diagnostics of Ethanol Spray Combustion”
14h10 Prof. Yudai Yamasaki “Study on Fuel Flexible Engine System”
14h35 Prof. Francisco Emilio Baccaro Nigro “Research and Development of Biofuels Technologies in Brazil”
15h00 Prof. Takehiro Himeno “Prediction of Liquid Motion and Heat Exchange in Space Propulsion Systems”
15h25 Coffee-Break
15h45 Prof. José Roberto Simões Moreira “An Air-Standard Cycle for a Ranque-Hilsh or Vortex Tube”
16h10 Prof. Hirofumi Daiguji “Development of Desiccant Air Conditioning Systems”
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