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fluids and structural mechanics (fsm) - Select from the TABs below to review FSM research areas:

  • Fluids &
    Structural Mechanics
  • Computational
    Mechanics
  • Fluid
    Dynamics
  • Noise Control
    & Hydroacoustics
  • Research
    Facilities

The design and analysis of underwater propulsors forms a core area of research and development at ARL Penn State. With its excellent test facilities, ARL Penn State has traditionally focused on experimental fluid dynamics, where fundamental and exploratory research is conducted into the physical phenomena governing boundary layer flows, cavitation, flow control, and the hydrodynamics of marine vehicles.

In conjunction with research in experimental fluid dynamics, ARL Penn State works to develop a technology base for the design and analysis of marine vehicles integrated with their control systems and propulsors. This technology is applied in the development and demonstration of advanced concepts, with a focus on propulsor and turbomachinery design. This design work concurrently incorporates technology developed in other research areas at ARL Penn State, namely, flow and structural acoustics, computational mechanics, materials science, and manufacturing science.

 

 

computational mechanics (cm) - Click on the links (or on the TABs) below to review CM projects.

  • CMM - Computational Mechanics Mission
  • AD - Atmospheric Dispersion
  • BBF - Biological/Biomedical Flows
  • BFCI - Bubbly Flows & Cavitation Inception
  • DRFC - Drag Reduction and Flow Control
  • ERS - Eddy-Resolving Simulations
  • FSF - Free Surface Flows
  • HHC - Hydrodynamic-Hydroacoustic Coupling
  • MFCFD - Multiphase Flow CFD
  • NRTH - Nuclear Reactor Thermal-Hydraulics
  • Opti - Optimization
  • OGM - Overset Grid Methods
  • TSM - Thermal System Management
  • TVA - Turbomachinery & Vehicle Analysis
  • VM - Vehicle Maneuvering
  • PUBS - Relevant Publications

  • CMM
  • BBF
  • BFCI
  • DRFC
  • ERS
  • FSF
  • HHC
  • MFCFD
  • NRTH
  • Opti
  • OGM
  • TSM
  • TVA
  • VM
  • PUBS

Mesh Sim

The mission of the Computational Mechanics Division is to provide fidelity CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) design and analysis to our Navy and non-Navy sponsors, employing state-of-the-art CFD methods and advanced physics modeling.

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fluid dynamics (fd) - Click on the TABs below for more FD information.


  • Fluid Dynamics
  • Fluids Machinery
  • Fluids Research
  • Systems Design

 

noise control & hydroacoustics (nch) - Click on the TABs below to learn more about NCH.


  • Noise Control
    & Hydroacoustics
  • Flow
    Acoustics
  • Structural
    Acoustics
  • Computational
    Capabilities
  • Experimental
    Capabilities
  • Success
    Stories
  • More NCH
    Information

 

 

 


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