Birjandi, Amir Hossein
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2011-04-07
Dataset and filter in Mathlab for processing ADV river flow data with air bubbles.
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Shahsavarifard, Mohammad;
Bibeau, Eric Louis
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2014-11-28
Dataset includes power and thrust coefficients of a 19.8 cm diameter horizontal axis hydrokinetic model turbine in yaw operation. Tests were done at 0.7, 0.9, and 1.1 m/s water speeds for three turbine configurations: the unshrouded turbine and the turbine with two different shrouds. Experiments were done for yaw angles from 5° to 25° in 5° intervals. Output power of the turbine and its thrust force are measured experimentally in a water tunnel. Results are corrected using a theoretical model that accounts for free surface proximity and blockage effects of the water tunnel.
Shahsavarifard, Mohammad;
Bibeau, Eric Louis
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2014-03-31
Please see the description file on details of the experiment.
Dataset includes power and thrust coefficients of a 19.8 cm diameter horizontal axis hydrokinetic model turbine measured experimentally in a water tunnel. Tests are done at 0.7, 0.9, and 1.1 m/s water speeds for three turbine configurations: turbine blade alone and then with two shrouds. Output power of the turbine and its thrust force are measured experimentally. Results are corrected using a theoretical model that accounts for free surface proximity and blockage effects of the water tunnel.
University of Manitoba
Bibeau, Eric
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2010-06-02
Dataset of driving behaviour within the perimeter of Winnipeg collected from May 2009 to May 2010.
Bibeau, Eric
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2012-08-02
Dataset of driving behaviour within the perimeter of Winnipeg collected from May 2009 to May 2010.
Gaden, David L. F.;
Bibeau, Eric L.
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2013-09-26
This constitutes original code written by David L. F. Gaden under supervision of Dr. Eric L. Bibeau. The latest of these versions is available at GitHub, https://github.com/Marupio
A variety of extensions to OpenFOAM including: equationReader, which allows you to read user-entered equations from input files, and multiSolver, which allows you to run multiple solvers on a single dataset.
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