Jie (Jay) Zhang

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Kennesaw State University

United States

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Jie (Jay) Zhang is an Assistant Professor at Kennesaw State University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on water treatment processes, particularly the application of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to enhance reactor performance and evaluate disinfection effectiveness. Recent publications include studies on coagulation prediction, hydrodynamics of algal-bacterial granules, and best practices for CFD applications in water infrastructure.

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Andres Tejada-Martinez

University of South Florida

UNITED STATES

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Meng Wang

Pennsylvania State University

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Tengge Zhang

Stevens Institute of Technology

UNITED STATES

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Tien Mun Yee

Kennesaw State University

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Ruo-Qian Wang

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Rutgers University

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Enhancing Coagulation Prediction in Water Treatment Using a Similarity Score–Based Piecewise Machine Learning Model

Hybrid ion exchange and biological processes for water and wastewater treatment: a comprehensive review of process applications and mathematical modeling

Insight into the impact of air flow rate on algal-bacterial granules: Reactor performance, hydrodynamics by Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and microbial community analysis

Studying the impact of monitoring strategy on disinfection performance evaluation with computational fluid dynamics

Inlet retrofitting improves the hydraulic performance of a waste stabilization pond

Best Practices for Computational Fluid Dynamic Applications in Water Infrastructure

Evaluation of mixing capability improvement of a circular water storage tank by nozzle system retrofit using computational fluid dynamics

Approaches for estimating mixing time in a water storage tank

Emerging Applications of Computational Fluid Dynamics in Water Treatment

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Andres Tejada-Martinez

Meng Wang

Tengge Zhang

Tien Mun Yee

Ruo-Qian Wang

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