Konrad Boettcher

Technische Universität Dortmund

Germany

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Stefan Inerle

Technische Universität Dortmund

GERMANY

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Swetlana Herbrandt

Technische Universität Dortmund

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Dean Martin Brandner

Technische Universität Dortmund

GERMANY

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Konrad Boettcher

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Redesign of a Virtual Jet Pump Laboratory for Higher Process Engineering Education

Gender Differences in Teamwork and Leadership within Virtual Engineering Laboratories

Case Study: Flipped Classroom with Gamification in a Hybrid Fluid Mechanics Course

Developing a real-world scenario to foster learning and working 4.0 – on using a digital twin of a jet pump experiment in process engineering laboratory education

A fast method to predict the transient, subcritical gas discharge from a pressure vessel

Experimental investigation of the pre–Darcy regime

Optical investigations into wetted commercial coalescence filter using 3D micro-computer-tomography

Numerical investigation of coalescence filtration: Multiphase flow through fibrous structures

Pressure drop in fibrous filter – Representative domain size and effect of fibre orientation

Using virtual reality for teaching the derivation of conservation laws in fluid mechanics

Usage of A Virtual Environment to Improve the Teaching of Fluid Mechanics

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Stefan Inerle

Swetlana Herbrandt

Dean Martin Brandner

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