UMich/NASA Symposium on
Advances in Turbulence Modeling
Venue: North Quad Room NQ 1255, (UM School of Information), 105 S State St, Ann Arbor, MI
Agenda
DAY 1: TUESDAY (JULY 11)
9:00 am: Welcome, info & overview (Karthik Duraisamy, U. Michigan)
9:15 am: Conference goals & spirit (Philippe Spalart, Boeing)
9:30 am: Keynote: Status of Industrial Turbulence Modeling (Florian Menter, Ansys) Download
10:15am-10:30am: Discussion
Session A) New ideas for turbulence modeling
] 10:30 am: A Structure-Based Model for the Transport of Scalars in Homogeneous Turbu-
lent Flows (Constantinos Panagiotou, U. Tokyo)
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] 10:50 am: Reynolds Stress Closure for Non-equilibrium Effects in Turbulent Flows (Peter
Hamlington, U. Colorado)
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] 11:10 am: One-point PDF closure model applied to attached and separated flows
(Michael Stoellinger, U. Wyoming)
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11:30 am-11:50 am: Discussion
11:50 am-1:15 pm: Lunch
Session B) Reynolds Stress Transport Modeling
] 1:15 pm: Plenary: Reynolds stress modeling of Turbulence (Suad Jakirlic, TU Darmstadt) Download
] 2:00 pm: Perspective on Turbulence Modeling using Reynolds Stress Models : General
approach (Bernhard Eisfeld, DLR)
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] 2:30 pm: Perspective on Turbulence Modeling using Reynolds Stress Models : Modifica-
tion for pressure gradients (Tobias Knopp, DLR)
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] 2:45 pm: Initial Efforts to Improve Reynolds Stress Model Predictions for Separated
Flows (Chris Rumsey, NASA Langley)
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3:05pm-3:30pm: Discussion
Session C) RANS or hybrid development
] 3:30 pm: Development of a One-Equation Eddy Viscosity Turbulence Model for Appli-
cation to Complex Turbulent Flows (Ramesh Agarwal, Washington Univ)
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] 4:00 pm: RANS model development at LLNL for the prediction of turbulent mixing
(Brandon Morgan, LLNL)
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] 4:20 pm: A Framework for Multicomponent, Reynolds-Averaged NavierStokes Model-
ing of Hydrodynamic Instability-Induced Turbulent Mixing (Oleg Schilling, LLNL)
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] 4:40 pm: Influence of a Quadratic Constitutive Relation on Detached Eddy Simulations
(Jim Coder, U Tennessee)
5:00pm-5:30pm: Discussion