Sebastien Houde

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Laval University

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Sebastien Houde is a Professor at Université Laval in Canada. His research focuses on hydraulic machinery, specifically on rotor-stator interactions, flow instabilities in turbines, and the performance characterization of Francis turbines. Recent articles include studies on transient flow perturbations, modal decomposition techniques, and the utilization of physics-informed neural networks for flow reconstruction. His work contributes to the understanding of turbine behavior under various operating conditions.

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Laval University

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Polytechnique Montréal

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Design of a Simplified Experimental Test Case to Study Rotor–Stator Interactions in Hydraulic Machinery

Exploration of transient flow perturbations in a bulb turbine diffuser using proper orthogonal decomposition

Modal decomposition of flow instabilities in a straight turbine diffuser around the best efficiency point

Characterization of no-load conditions for a high head Francis turbine based on the swirl level

Experimental study of the flow of the Tr-Francis turbine along the no-load curve

ModalPINN: An extension of physics-informed Neural Networks with enforced truncated Fourier decomposition for periodic flow reconstruction using a limited number of imperfect sensors

Classification of the Hydraulic Behavior Along the No-Load Curve of Francis Turbines

Parametric study and preliminary transposition of the modal and structural responses of the Tr-FRANCIS turbine at speed-no-load operating condition

Evolution of discharge and runner rotation speed along no-load curves of Francis turbines

Numerical Investigation of flow instabilities in Speed No-Load operation of a Bulb turbine

Statistical and Spectral Analysis of the BulbT Conical Diffuser Flow

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Frédérick Gosselin

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