Bruno Blais

Associate Professor

Polytechnique Montréal

Canada

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Bruno Blais is an Associate Professor at Polytechnique Montréal, Canada. His research focuses on computational fluid dynamics, particularly in the areas of numerical analysis, large-eddy simulations, and the development of methodologies for industrial applications. He has contributed significantly to the field through recent articles examining flow behaviors, particle tracking, and enhancing computational performance in simulations.

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Articles (20)

The deal.II library, version 9.7

Meso-scale numerical analysis of the role of Van der Waals adhesion and static friction in fluidized beds of fine solids

AI-enhanced radioactive particle tracking: A practical methodology for accelerating industrial process development

A matrix-free stabilized solver for the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations

Lethe 1.0: An open-source parallel high-order computational fluid dynamics software framework for single and multiphase flows

An implicit large-eddy simulation study of the turbulent Taylor-Couette flow with an inner rotating cylinder

Enhancing the computational performance of granular flow simulations in DEM and CFD-DEM with Adaptive Sparse Contacts (ASC)

Robust pore-resolved CFD through porous monoliths reconstructed by micro-computed tomography: From digitization to flow prediction

An implicit large-eddy simulation perspective on the flow over periodic hills

Solid–fluid force modeling: Insights from comparing a reduced order model for a pair of particles with resolved CFD-DEM

An improved position reconstruction method for radioactive particle tracking

Artificial neural network to predict the power number of agitated tanks fed by CFD simulations

A high‐order stabilized solver for the volume averaged Navier‐Stokes equations

Lethe-DEM: an open-source parallel discrete element solver with load balancing

A correlation for average droplet diameter in rotating packed beds

An extensive study of shear thinning flow around a spherical particle for power-law and Carreau fluids

Experimental methods in chemical engineering: Optical fibre probes in multiphase systems

Development of a high-order continuous Galerkin sharp-interface immersed boundary method and its application to incompressible flow problems

Load-Balancing Strategies in Discrete Element Method Simulations

Fluidized bed hydrodynamic modeling of CO2 in syngas: Distorted RTD curves due to adsorption on FCC

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Timo Heister

Vincent Moureau

Martin Kronbichler

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