Adrián Pandal

Assistant Professor

University of Oviedo

Spain

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Dr. Adrián Pandal is an Assistant Professor at Universidad de Oviedo in Spain. His research interests encompass computational fluid dynamics (CFD), cavitation modeling, and biomass dust explosions, as evidenced by his recent publications. Notable works include improvements to Rayleigh-Plesset models and analytical solutions for geometrical cavitation, alongside investigations into dust behavior in confined systems.

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Articles (18)

An improved, Rayleigh-Plesset based homogeneous cavitation model accounting for microbubble behaviour and turbulent interaction

An improved, Rayleigh-Plesset based homogeneous cavitation model accounting for microbubble behaviour and turbulent interaction

Analytical free streamline solutions for geometrical cavitation inside sharp-edged and profiled nozzles

CFD model of dust unsteady flame propagation in the 20 L bomb

CFD Modeling of a Pitching Airfoil for the Estimation of the Performance Curve in an H‐Rotor Vertical Axis Wind Turbine

Lagrangian CFD modeling of ammonia sprays: A correlation across flash boiling and evaporative conditions

Investigations on different distribution systems for dusts inside the 20L-sphere

Application of Learning Analytics for the Study of the Virtual Campus Activity in an Undergraduate Fluid Mechanics' Course in Bachelors of Engineering

Biomass dust explosions: CFD simulations and venting experiments in a 1 m3 silo

Biomass dust explosions: CFD simulations and venting experiments in a 1 m3 silo

Experimental and multiphase modeling of small vertical-axis hydrokinetic turbine with free-surface variations

Experimental and multiphase modeling of small vertical-axis hydrokinetic turbine with free-surface variations

Aerodynamic Performance of VAWT Airfoils: Comparison between Wind Tunnel Testing Using a New Three-Component Strain Gauge Balance and CFD Modelling

A Study on Accounting for Drift Velocities on Liquid Jets Injected in Cross Flow

Aerodynamic Performance of VAWT Airfoils: Comparison between Wind Tunnel Testing Using a New Three-Component Strain Gauge Balance and CFD Modelling

Performance evaluation of an airfoil under ice accretion using CFD simulations

CFD simulations of turbulent dust dispersion in the 20 L vessel using OpenFOAM

CFD simulations of turbulent dust dispersion in the 20 L vessel using OpenFOAM

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Olivier DUFAUD

Monica Galdo Vega

José González

Pedro Garcia Regodeseves

Eduardo Blanco Marigorta

Emilio Martínez Pañeda

Jesus Manuel Fernandez Oro

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