Research
The CFD & HSE Simulation Research Group utilizes advanced numerical techniques to address critical challenges in industrial process safety, occupational health and safety, indoor air quality, air pollution, multiphase flows, chemical reaction engineering, porous scale modelling, and public health. Through rigorous numerical simulations, we provide in-depth understanding and predictive capabilities for complex phenomena across these interconnected domains. Furthermore, we are increasingly incorporating AI/ML algorithms with our numerical data obtained to provide enhanced critical insights, achieve more accurate predictions, faster analysis, and optimized solutions for a wide spectrum of vital industrial and public health issues. This interdisciplinary approach fosters a deeper understanding of complex phenomena and facilitates the development of more effective strategies for enhancing safety, health, and environmental protection.
Air Pollution
Addressing air pollution, we employ CFD to model the dispersion of pollutants from various sources, including industrial emissions and vehicular traffic, in the atmospheric environment. Our simulations help to understand the impact of these emissions on air quality at different scales, inform the development of effective pollution control measures, and contribute to improved urban planning and environmental management.