Laboratoire de Mécanique des Fluides de Lille (LMFL): Soumissions récentes
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Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture(Elsevier, 2011)In water supply installations, noise pollution often occurs. As a basic component of a system, a flush valve may frequently be a source of noise and vibration generated by cavitation or high turbulence levels. During valve ...
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Communication avec acte(2013)PIV measurements were performed at mid hub section inside the impeller of a vaned diffuser pump model working with air. Several previous papers have already presented part of impeller flow characteristics mainly for vaneless ...
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Communication avec acte(2013)The paper presents the numerical and experimental analysis of performance and internal flow behaviour in the vaned diffuser of a radial flow pump (Fig. 1) using PIV technique (Fig. 2), pressure probe traverses and numerical ...
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Communication avec acte(CMFF - Conference on Modelling Fluid Flow, 2009)Water for irrigation, domestic and industrial supply as well for some power generation is normally drawn directly from rivers or from reservoir through sumps. The flow at the pump section sump may have large effects on the ...
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Communication avec acte(2012)Wind energy is more and more used as a renewable energy source character. The present wind turbine is a small one which allows to be used on roofs or in gardens to light small areas like publicity boards, parking, roads ...
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Communication avec acte(2012)The vertical axis wind turbine studied in this paper combine two rotations: one rotating movement of each blade around its own axis and one rotating movement around turbine’s axis. The aim of this paper is to analyse the ...
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Comparaisons between numerical calculations and measurements in the vaned diffusor of SHF impeller Communication avec acte(2012)The paper presents analysis of the performance and the internal flow behaviour in the vaned diffusor of a radial flow pump using PIV technique and pressure probe traverses. PIV measurements have been performed at mid height ...
