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Posted on January 29, 2019September 3, 2019

Effects of Non-symmetric Flow Rates on Fluid Mixing in a Micromixer

We are studying the effects of a mixing two anti-parallel fluid streams with different flow rates to determine the flow rate ratios at particular flow speeds that will improve mixing in micromixers.. There are many applications of micromixers in chemical detection and in biomedical detectors and other devices. The false color plot above uses blue . . .  read more

Posted on January 23, 2019September 3, 2019

Understanding Turbulence in Active Microscale Mixers

We are studying the effects of a variable electric field to drive mixing in a micromixer and the possible generation of turbulence in the process. Iso-surfaces of velocity are shown here, where blue indicates a low speed and red a high speed. We are also examining entropy generation rates due to advection and diffusion to understand the interplay . . .  read more

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