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Ryan W. Houim

Associate Professor

Purdue University

United States

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Ryan W. Houim is an Assistant Professor at the University of Florida, United States. His research primarily focuses on the dynamics of multiphase blast flows, thermochemical diagnostics in explosive fireballs, and the mechanisms of ignition and combustion in explosive environments. Recent publications include studies on particle and fluid time scales in blast flows and the impact of thermal radiation on layered dust explosions.

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Steven Son

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Purdue University

UNITED STATES

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Daniel Guildenbecher

Purdue University

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Swagnik Guhathakurta

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Texas A&M University

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Christopher Goldenstein

Avrum and Joyce Gray Rising Star Professor

Purdue University

UNITED STATES

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Laser absorption measurements of temperature, pressure, CO, and CO2 at near-MHz rates in post-detonation fireballs with comparison to synthetic measurements

Deep Insight Into the Dynamic Behavior of Aluminum Particles in a H <sub>2</sub> /O <sub>2</sub> Detonation Environment

Spectroscopic Measurements of Aluminum Doped Nitromethane Droplet Sprays

Studies of Aluminum Dispersal and Reactions in Hydrogen-Oxygen Detonations using a Gas-Driven Powder Injector

Time-Resolved Spectral Emissions of Nitromethane Droplets in Post-Detonation Flows

Particle and fluid time scales in a spherical multiphase blast flow

Megahertz Rate Optical Diagnostics of Explosively Generated Soot

Aluminum Powder Oxidation in a Hydrogen-Oxygen Post-Detonation Environment

Characterization of Baseline Hydrogen Detonations through Emission Spectra

Data Processing Techniques for Emission Spectroscopy in Detonation Environments

Design Considerations in Aluminum Powder Introduction for Detonation Tube Applications

The Influence of Detailed Chemical Kinetics and Radiation on the Post-Detonation Afterburning of TNT

Advancing thermochemical diagnostics in kilogram-scale explosive fireballs via laser absorption spectroscopy

Pore-scale resolved simulation of quenching, acceleration, and transition to detonation of hydrogen explosions by metal foams

Post-detonation fireball modeling: Validation of freeze out approximations

Impact of particle diameter and thermal radiation on the explosion of dust layers

A simplified burn model for simulating explosive effects and afterburning

Mechanisms of prompt and delayed ignition and combustion of explosively dispersed aluminum powder

Influence of thermal radiation on layered dust explosions

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Steven Son

Daniel Guildenbecher

Swagnik Guhathakurta

Christopher Goldenstein

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