Projects by Fluids and Energy

Are you looking for projects that the Section of Fluids and Energy is currently working on? On this page you can find all projects by the Section of Fluids and Energy - Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering, Aarhus University.

Ambit Stochastics

Modelling of stylised statistical features of two-dimensional turbulence in the spirit of Kraichnan-Leith-Bachelor using Ambit fields
Modelling inhomogeneity and anisotropy by non-homogeneous Levy bases

Energy Technique

[Section under development]

Flow Physics & Turbulence

Please contact me (abkar@mpe.au.dk) if you are looking for a MS project. Some example projects are given below. Other projects, based on personal preferences can be discussed in person.

Project: Wind-farm modeling and control using physics-based and data-driven methods.
Project: Turbulence modeling via deep learning.
Project: CFD and data-driven modeling of fluid flow with application to Digital Twins.
Project: Shape and topology optimization using CFD.
Project: CFD simulations of cardiovascular systems.
Project: Uncertainty quantification in CFD simulations of turbulent flows.
Project: CFD simulations of wind flow in complex terrain and over sea surfaces.

Heat & Fluid Flow

[Section under development]

Photovoltaic Solar Energy

Project title: RE-Invest – Renewable Energy Investments Strategies – A two-dimensional interconnectivity approach

Duration: 2017 – 2022

Granted by: Innovation Fund Denmark

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Renewable Energy & Thermodynamics

Research project

Encouraging the optimal energy system

In the near future, renewable energy technologies will be the primary source of power for the European electricity grid. To build the optimum power infrastructure, researchers are working on how to allocate the cost of future energy systems in the most efficient way.

Research project

RE-Invest

Denmark will be 100 per cent independent of fossil fuels by the year 2050. Already now, we must rethink the transformation of our energy system, and link electricity, heating and transport in a smart way. Not only Danish but also European energy companies must be involved. A major new project will pave the way.

Research project

Forecasts for cheap and sustainable district heating

Pumping surplus heat into the district heating network can be an expensive exercise. A considerable sum of money and large amounts of greenhouse gases can be saved by getting better at predicting the weather forecast, heat consumption and electricity prices. What is more – all in the same equation.

Research project

Climate change and the future European electricity supply

Temperatures are increasing, but it seems that our electrical power supply will be able to cope with the challenges posed by new weather phenomena for many years to come. Forecasts have mapped the impact of climate change on European production and consumption of electricity.

Sustainable Energy Systems

RE-invest (http://www.reinvestproject.eu/)
The READY project (http://www.smartcity-ready.eu/).
AUFF starting grant - "The impact of climate change on highly renewable energy systems".

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Revideret 06.09.2022

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