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Fluid Stability and Dynamics Workshop
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Multiphase Flow in Space Power and Propulsion Workshop and Fluid Stability and Dynamics Workshop |
The National Center for Microgravity Research |
May 15, 2003
Hilton Garden Inn
Cleveland, Ohio
Hosted by the Microgravity Science Division
NASA Glenn Research Center
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The National Center for Microgravity Research for Fluids and Combustion
Workshop Objective
The Physical Science Research Division at NASA Headquarters chartered the Two-phase Flow, Fluid Stability and Dynamics Workshop to define a coherent scientific and technical plan to address the multiphase fluid engineering problems associated with NASA’s technology development program. This document presents a prioritization of the various multiphase flow and fluid stability phenomena related primarily to power, propulsion, fluid and thermal management and advanced life support; and a plan to address these issues in a logical and timely fashion using analysis, ground-based and space-flight experiments. The outcome from this workshop is a research plan and roadmap for strategic research that has been vetted by the multiphase research community.
Workshop Details
The workshop was attended by 56 invited participants from industry, government, and academia. Electronic copies of the plenary presentations can be found at the links given below. If you have questions please contact Dr. John McQuillen or Dr. Mohammad Kassemi.
Attendee List (48 KB)
Workshop Results (960 KB)
Presentations