Boiling heat transfer modelling
Assessing boiling closures with XBOIL and developing mixture-of-engineering-models approaches for heat flux, bubble departure, and critical heat flux prediction.
Read more →I am a researcher in the Thermofluids group at the School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, UoS. My research focuses on computational modelling of turbulent flows and boiling heat transfer phenomena with particular applications for aerodynamics and power generation with nuclear reactors.
PhD Aerospace Engineering
Univeristy of Sheffield
MEng Aerospace Engineering
University of Sheffield
Global Engineering Education Exchange programme
University of Michigan
My research develops computational modelling methods for complex fluid dynamics, with a focus on turbulence, boiling heat transfer, and data-driven model improvement. I combine physics-based simulation, experimental data, uncertainty quantification, and machine learning to make engineering predictions more accurate, interpretable, and useful.
Assessing boiling closures with XBOIL and developing mixture-of-engineering-models approaches for heat flux, bubble departure, and critical heat flux prediction.
Read more →Using uncertainty-informed sensor placement and multi-sensor data assimilation to reconstruct separated turbulent flows from sparse measurements.
Read more →Using high-fidelity-informed RANS corrections to improve optimisation reliability while retaining RANS-level cost and verifying designs with IDDES.
Read more →Talk title: Data-driven boiling predictions: introducing the neural-gated mixture of engineering models approach
Talk title: Comprehensive Assessments of Boiling Models through Combinatorial Variations of Heat Flux Partitioning and Bubble Parameter Closures
Talk title: Data-driven turbulence model augmentation using DAFoam: sparse sensor placement, and aerodynamic shape optimisation