Douglas Bohl

Associate Professor

Clarkson University

United States

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Douglas Bohl is an Associate Professor at Clarkson University in the United States. His research areas include vehicle dynamics, fluid dynamics, and environmental engineering, as reflected in his recent publications. Notable topics of study encompass the interaction of small UAS with gust encounters, the degradation of caffeine in plasma-liquid reactors, and the dynamics of turbulent flow in various configurations.

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Caffeine degradation in a plasma-liquid reactor with the lateral liquid flow: Elucidating the effects of mass transport on contaminant removal

Experimental study of axial flow evolution and area-varying waves in concentrated vortices

Effects of vehicle dynamics on small UAS-gust encounters

Investigation of static wings interacting with vertical gusts of indefinite length at low Reynolds numbers

The Effect of Discharge Frequency of a Gas-Liquid Plasma Reactor on Bulk Liquid Transport and Removal of Organic Contaminants

Flow through an elbow: A direct numerical simulation investigating turbulent flow quantities

Investigation of Particle Loading on the Turbulent Flow Over a Deep Cavity

The effects of leading-edge tubercles on dynamic stall

The effects of leading-edge tubercles on dynamic stall

Experimental Investigation of Finite Aspect Ratio Cylindrical Bodies for Accelerated Wind Applications

Experimental Investigation of Finite Aspect Ratio Cylindrical Bodies for Accelerated Wind Applications

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