Aws Al-Akam

Aws Al-Akam
  • Doctor of Engineering from Cranfield university UK
  • Lecturer at University of Babylon

Dealing with energy, thermal management and Aerodynamics

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Introduction
Fluid Flow, installed engine, CFD, numerical analysis, modelling blood flow, Automotives aerodynamics, aerodynamics, hemodynaimics.
Current institution
University of Babylon
Current position
  • Lecturer

Publications

Publications (16)
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This study investigates the airflow behaviour around vortex generators (VG) utilized in air-cooling technologies, considering the impact of rotation. The analysis encompasses a numerical approach to study the flow around vortex generators (conventional and curved delta winglet type) installed inside a duct with a heated wall. The vortex generators'...
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Photovoltaic (PV) panels are essential to the global transition towards sustainable energy, offering a clean, renewable source that reduces reliance on fossil fuels and mitigates climate change. High temperatures can significantly affect the performance of photovoltaic (PV) panels by reducing their efficiency and power output. This paper explores t...
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Integrating innovative materials and technologies has become imperative in the quest to design energy-efficient and sustainable buildings. Among these, one of the promising solutions to improve indoor spaces' comfort conditions and energy efficiency is the Phase Change Materials (PCMs). The methodology experimentally explores the impact of combinin...
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Heat augmentation techniques play a vital role in the heating and cooling processes in industries, including solar collectors and many applications that utilize heat exchangers. Several studies are based on inserting fillers inside the tubes to enhance heat transfer. This investigation considered the effects of twisted tapes with large holes on a t...
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This paper presents a method for the assessment of the geometrical properties of the turbine blade after a long running time. This method uses a medical imaging device (CT-Scan) to provide segmentation images of the turbine blade. Image processing technique was employed to produce the cross-sectional properties such as area, centroid, minimum momen...
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Thermoelectric generators (TEGs) are considered promising devices for waste heat recovery from various systems. The Seebeck effect can be utilized to generate power using the residual heat emitted by the filter dryer receiver (FDR) of an air conditioning (A/C) system, which would otherwise go to waste. The study aims to build a set of thermoelectri...
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The demand for freshwater is in increasing with time because of global warming. The method of producing freshwater is vast. However, the use of the thermal energy of the sun is one of the promising techniques nowadays. This work proposes a new geometry of the solar still that is used to produce a distilled water out of saline water. The current pap...
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The use of a simulation tool to predict the aero-engine performance before committing to a final engine design has become one of the most cost-saving approaches in this field. However, most of these tools are based on low fidelity thermodynamic models, which are incapable of fully capturing the impact of three-dimensional flow characteristics. An a...
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The pore diameter, type (open or closed), physical properties of Porous alumina ceramic were controlled by varying concentration in the mixture of Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) with alumina powder and sintering temperature. The porous alumina ceramic was synthesis by a dry pressing method using a microspheres Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) as a pore...
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It is essential to predict the exhaust-system performance of the aero-engine during the design stages as it plays a critical role in the engine components matching. In addition to this, it has an impact on the overall engine performance. Consequently, it is important to model the complex flow features around the exhaust system accurately in order t...
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It is essential to predict the exhaust-system performance of the aero-engine during the design stages as it plays a critical role in the engine components matching. In addition to this, it has an impact on the overall engine performance. Consequently, it is important to model the complex flow features around the exhaust system accurately in order t...
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At the preliminary design stage for an aero-engine, the evaluation of the nozzle performance is an important aspect as it affects the overall engine cycle behaviour. Currently, there is a lack of systematic, extensive data on the nozzle performance and its dependence on the geometric and aerodynamic aspects. This paper presents a method that can be...
Thesis
Aero-engine design is one of the most demanding tasks when the aircraft is constructed. The selection of the engine component’s size and geometrical features depends on the assurance that the losses are minimal. The exhaust system is one of the main components that noticeably affect the overall propulsion-system performance because of its central r...
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The present work study experimentally and theoretically the effect of changing the aerodynamic shape of a tractor trailer scaled model on its aerodynamic drag and improving its aerodynamic characteristic by using modification added on the trailer body .The experiment work was executed by using wind tunnel with Reynolds No. equals to 106 based on th...

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Why the velocity of the air on the suction side is higher than the velocity on the pressure side?

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