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The reacting flow and numerical methods group looks into the numerical simulation of turbulent reacting flows, with a focus on the development of moment-based models (e.g. Conditional Source Term-Estimation) and novel computational methods for post-processing (e.g. CEMA and SPDMD). The fundamental nature of the research entails that the group can easily transfer the knowledge and skills to a wide range of engineering applications including but not limited to combustion engines (IC and aerospace), burner design, hydrogen safety, etc.
Principal Investigator:
Dr Leo (XiaoHang) Fang is an Assistant Professor at the Schulich School of Engineering, University of Calgary and a visiting academic of the Thermal Propulsion System Research Group (TPSRG) at the University of Oxford. Before his position in Calgary, he was an engineering science lecturer at Oriel & Sommerville College and a researcher at TPSRG. His research interests include turbulent combustion modelling, high-fidelity simulations with detailed chemistry, and novel computational diagnostics tools. He received a BASc from the University of British Columbia in Mechanical Engineering and a DPhil in Engineering Science from the University of Oxford.
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Affiliations:
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Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, University of Calgary
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Visiting Academic, Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford
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Full Member, Combustion Institute Canadian Sector
Meet the Team
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
Welcome to our dynamic and fun group, where innovation and laughter intertwine! As the saying goes, 'In diversity, there is beauty, and there is strength.' Our team embodies this sentiment, as each member brings their unique talents, experiences, and personalities to the table. We firmly believe that a positive and collaborative environment fuels creativity and drives us to achieve remarkable outcomes. Together, we embark on a journey of growth and success, constantly challenging ourselves while cherishing every moment of joy and camaraderie. As we move forward, let's remember, 'Life is a journey, not a destination,' and we're thrilled to have each one of you as a fellow traveler on this incredible adventure.
Research Staff
Research Students
Undergradaute Research Students
Past Members
Ishmam Rahmam - 2023 Summer
Undergraduate Summer Research Assistant
Simon Hus - 2023 Fall
Research Assistant
Peter Siemens - 2024 Summer
Summer Research Assistant
Juhi Mehra - 2024 Summer
Summer Research Assistant
Nicholas Guliov - 2024 Summer
Summer Research Assistant