Jean BOUYER

Associate Professor

Institut Pprime

France

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Jean Bouyer is an Associate Professor at Institut Pprime in France. His research primarily focuses on the fluid dynamics and mechanical properties of porous materials, with recent publications investigating topics such as the lubrication performance of journal bearings, the behavior of polyurethane foams under compression, and the characterization of metal foams for vibration control in turbomachinery. He utilizes both experimental and numerical methods to advance understanding in tribology and material science.

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Michał Wodtke

University of Gdańsk

POLAND

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Pascal Doumalin

University of Poitiers

FRANCE

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Pore-scale numerical analysis of morphological characteristics and their influence on flow behavior in compressed virtual open-cell polyurethane foams

Scratch geometry effects on lubrication and performance of two-lobe journal bearings: A detailed study

Pore-scale numerical analysis of fluid flows in compressed polyurethane foams with a workflow of open-cell foams modeling

Elastic and damping characterization of open-pore metal foams filled or not with an elastomer for vibration control in turbomachinery

Numerical Simulation of the Behavior of Impulse Gas Seals

4D local investigation of mechanical behavior of open-cell foams by enhanced morphological analysis and microstructure-adapted digital volume correlation for tribology applications

Experimental research on a hydrodynamic thrust bearing with hydrostatic lift pockets: Influence of lubrication modes on bearing performance

Numerical Study of a Journal Bearing with Scratches: Validation with Literature and Comparison with Experimental Data

Experimental investigation on the influence of a multi-scratched shaft on hydrodynamic journal bearing performance

Experimental and numerical study of self-sustaining fluid films generated in highly compressible porous layers imbibed with liquids

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Michał Wodtke

Pascal Doumalin

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