Ziyang Wang

Graduate Teaching Assistant

University of Auckland

New Zealand

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Ziyang Wang is a Graduate Teaching Assistant at The University of Auckland, New Zealand. His research focuses on the dynamics and applications of buoyancy-induced vortices, particularly in relation to energy harvesting and fire suppression techniques. Recent articles authored by Wang explore the effectiveness of pneumatic sandblasting firefighting methods, investigating various factors such as nozzle position and airflow-spray interactions to optimize fire extinguishing effects.

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2023

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Michael MacDonald

Lecturer

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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Articles (6)

Experimental investigation on the near-ground flow structure of buoyancy-induced vortices with application to energy harvesting

Experimental investigation on the dynamics of buoyancy-induced vortices

Efficiency and mechanism of fire suppression through pneumatic sandblasting firefighting

Experiment study on fire extinguishing effects of airflow-water synergistic jet

Improving the fire-extinguishing effect of pneumatic extinguishers with airflow-spray synergistic jet: Investigation of nozzle position and number of nozzles

Optimizing fire extinguishing effects of pneumatic sandblasting fire extinguishers based on experiments and CFD-DEM coupling simulations

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Michael MacDonald

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