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 The Thermal Engineering Laboratory comprises 4 wind tunnels, including a smoke wind tunnel, devices for measuring flow velocities, temperature, infinitesimal pressures and others, which can be used for performing various experiments. Unconfined to the fundamentals, the laboratory can perform practical research, such as measuring the cooling capabilities of CPU fans, which is valuable for the thermal design of electronic equipment. In addition, experiments are performed with the aim of reducing the drag force acting on cylindrical and other objects, where we can witness the mystery of how subtle changes in the shape of an object can result in a great change of its fluid force. The fluid dynamics and combustion of rocket engine is also studied.

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Faculty


Hajime Nakamura
Professor
Yuki Funami
Associate Professor

Name Hajime Nakamura (Website)
Title Professor
Contact ext. 3419 Hajime Nakamura
Research Field Thermal Engineering, Fluid Engineering
Keywords Forced Convection, Unsteady Heat Transfer, Separated Flow, Drag Reduction

Name Yuki Funami
Title Associate Professor
Contact ext. 3413Yuuki Funami
Research Field Rocket Engineering, Fluid Engineering
Keywords Hybrid Rocket, Tidal Turbine, Computational Fluid Dynamics


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