Henryk Anglart, Ph.D.

Affiliations: 
2001 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, United States 
Area:
Nuclear Engineering
Google:
"Henryk Anglart"

Parents

Sign in to add mentor
Michael Z. Podowski grad student 2001 RPI
 (Mechanistic modeling of slug flows.)
BETA: Related publications

Publications

You can help our author matching system! If you notice any publications incorrectly attributed to this author, please sign in and mark matches as correct or incorrect.

Bergagio M, Fan W, Thiele R, et al. (2020) Large eddy simulation of thermal mixing with conjugate heat transfer at BWR operating conditions Nuclear Engineering and Design. 356: 110361
Fan W, Cherdantsev AV, Anglart H. (2020) Experimental and numerical study of formation and development of disturbance waves in annular gas-liquid flow Energy. 207: 118309
Fan W, Anglart H. (2020) varRhoTurbVOF 2: Modified OpenFOAM volume of fluid solvers with advanced turbulence modeling capability Computer Physics Communications. 256: 107467
Fan W, Anglart H. (2020) varRhoTurbVOF: A new set of volume of fluid solvers for turbulent isothermal multiphase flows in OpenFOAM Computer Physics Communications. 247: 106876
Fan W, Anglart H. (2019) Progress in Phenomenological Modeling of Turbulence Damping around a Two-Phase Interface Fluids. 4: 136
Spirzewski M, Anglart H, Stano PM. (2019) Uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of a phenomenological dryout model implemented in DARIA system code Nuclear Engineering and Design. 355: 110281
Li H, Anglart H. (2019) Dryout prediction with CFD model of annular two-phase flow Nuclear Engineering and Design. 349: 20-26
Anglart H. (2019) Progress in understanding and modelling of annular two-phase flows with heat transfer Nuclear Engineering and Design. 345: 166-182
Fan W, Li H, Anglart H. (2019) Numerical investigation of spatial and temporal structure of annular flow with disturbance waves International Journal of Multiphase Flow. 110: 256-272
Spirzewski M, Anglart H. (2018) An improved phenomenological model of annular two-phase flow with high-accuracy dryout prediction capability Nuclear Engineering and Design. 331: 176-185
See more...