Fluid mechanics of cleaning and decontamination

Description

Cleaning and decontamination operations constitute complex multiphase flow problems. Applications range from domestic and industrial cleaning to removal of hazardous chemical, biological, radioactive or nuclear materials. This SIG will forge a cross-disciplinary community spanning theoretical and experimental researchers, practitioners and government agencies to develop comprehensive approaches to optimizing these processes.

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Members

L = leader; C = co-leader; * = Other key personnel

Julien Landel ( University of Manchester ):
[L]  Ian Wilson ( University of Cambridge ): diw11@cam.ac.uk
Mike Baines ( University of Reading ):
Lorenzo Botto ( TU Delft ):
Chris Breward ( University of Oxford ):
John Chew ( University of Bath ):
Rob Chilcott ( University of Hertfordshire ):
Stuart Clarke ( University of Cambridge; BP Institute, University of Cambridge ):
Vincent Cregan ( University of Limerick ):
Mohit Dalwadi ( University of Oxford; University College London ):
Stuart Dalziel ( University of Cambridge ):
Gregory de Boer ( University of Leeds ):
Merlin Etzold ( University of Cambridge ):
Walter Federle ( University of Cambridge ):
Ian Griffiths ( University of Oxford ):
Cameron Hall ( University of Bristol ):
Nik Kapur ( University of Leeds ):
Kristian Kiradjiev ( University of Oxford ):
Andrew Lacey ( Heriot-Watt University ):
Alex Lukyanov ( University of Reading ):
Peter Martin ( University of Manchester ):
Omar Matar ( Imperial College London ):
Draga Pihler-Puzovic ( University of Manchester ):
Joe Quarini ( University of Bristol ):
Andrew Wheatley ( University of Cambridge ):
Zhihua Xie ( Cardiff University ):
[C]  Will Zimmerman ( University of Sheffield ): w.zimmerman@sheffield.ac.uk

Meeting presentations

4) 2018 Summer Conference, 29-30 August 2018, Isaac Newton Institute, University of Cambridge

The SIG organised a conference on the Fluid Mechanics of Cleaning and Decontamination. Keynote speakers Stuart Clarke (University of Cambridge), Paul Linden (University of Cambridge) and Timothy Leighton (University of Southampton) were invited, and SIG members as well as researchers from other EU countries gave contributed talks. You can find the programme and materials (presentation recordings and slides) presented at this meeting here.

3) 2018 Winter meeting, 29-30 January 2018, University of Bath

You can find the programme and materials presented at this meeting here.

2) 2017 Summer meeting, 3-4 July 2017, University of Manchester

You can find the programme and materials presented at this meeting here.

1) Launch meeting, 26 January 2017, University of Cambridge

You can find the materials presented at this meeting here.

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