Benjamin Duret Maître de conférences Home departement Turbulence, Atomization, Sprays and Chaos Publications Curvature-surface analysis applied to a commercial and an academic injection system Communication in a congress Published on September 2023 By DemoulinDuretReveillon Evaporation and vapor mixing in turbulent two-phase flows Communication in a congress Published on April 2023 By DuretReveillonDemoulin Aeration of large free-falling jet and its impact on solid ground and liquid ponds Communication in a congress Published on April 2023 By DuretReveillonDemoulin Curvature-surface analysis to characterize the early stage of the atomization process of the pressure swirl injector Communication in a congress Published on April 2023 By IdlahcenVandelRenouGodardCabotBlaisotDuretReveillonDemoulin MODELING INTERNAL FLOW AND PRIMARY ATOMIZATION IN A SIMPLEX PRESSURE-SWIRL ATOMIZER Journal article Published on January 2023 By Duret Vapor mixing in turbulent vaporizing flows Journal article Published on January 2023 By DuretReveillon Étude numérique des effets de l’aération sur les impacts eau-solide Communication in a congress Published on November 2022 By DuretReveillonDemoulin An attempt to predict spray characteristics at early stage of the atomization process by using surface density and curvature distribution Journal article Published on February 2022 By ReveillonDuret A new DNS formalism dedicated to turbulent two-phase flows with phase change Journal article Published on October 2021 By DuretReveillon A weakly-compressible DNS formalism dedicated to evaporating turbulent liquid-gas flows Communication in a congress Published on August 2021 By Duret Spray Drop Size Distribution and Velocity Distribution issued from a Prefilming Airblast Atomizer Communication in a congress Published on August 2021 By Duret Internal Numerical Simulation of a Swirl Simplex Atomizer to Predict Atomization Outputs Communication in a congress Published on August 2021 By Duret Direct numerical simulation of weakly-compressible turbulent two-phase flows with phase change Communication in a congress Published on June 2021 By DuretDemoulinReveillon Atomization modeling using surface density and stochastic fields Journal article Published on July 2020 By DuretReveillonDemoulin Numerical simulation of cavitation for liquid injection in non-condensable gas Journal article Published on June 2020 By DuretReveillonDemoulin Experimental data and numerical modeling of flashing jets of pressure liquefied gases Journal article Published on January 2020 By ReveillonDuretDemoulin Liquid transport in scale space Journal article Published on January 2020 By ThiessetDuretMénardDumouchelReveillonDemoulin Curvature-based interface resolution quality (irq) indicator to assess simulation accuracy Journal article Published on January 2020 By CanuDuretReveillonDemoulin Multi-scale spray atomization model Communication in a congress Published on September 2019 By DuretReveillonDemoulin A surface resolution criterion for two-phase flows DNS Communication in a congress Published on September 2019 By CanuDuretReveillonDemoulin Exploring different approaches for the simulation of multi-scale atomization process Communication in a congress Published on May 2019 By DemoulinDuretMénard Numerical simulation of cavitation with multi-component gas Communication in a congress Published on May 2019 By DuretReveillonDemoulin Eulerian–Lagrangian spray atomization model coupled with interface capturing method for diesel injectors Journal article Published on April 2019 By DuretReveillonDemoulin LES of turbulent liquid-gas Flows with complex interface Communication in a congress Published on January 2019 By DemoulinReveillonDuret An implicit formulation to model the evaporation process in the ELSA framework Journal article Published on January 2019 By ReveillonDuretDemoulin Modelling atomization with phase change Communication in a congress Published on December 2018 By DuretDemoulinReveillon Turbulent statistical transition from Euler to Lagrange using droplet velocity PDF Communication in a congress Published on July 2018 By CanuDuretReveillonDemoulin A weakly-compressible DNS formalism for turbulent atomization applications Communication in a congress Published on July 2018 By DuretCanuReveillonDemoulin A pressure based method for vaporizing compressible two-phase flows with interface capturing approach Journal article Published on June 2018 By DuretCanuReveillonDemoulin Where does the droplet size distribution come from? Journal article Published on January 2018 By CanuDuretMénardReveillonDemoulin Multiscale approach for liquid-gas flow to link homogeneous and separated multiphase flows Communication in a congress Published on October 2017 By ReveillonDemoulinDuretBrändle de Motta Where does the Drop Size Distribution Come From? Communication in a congress Published on September 2017 By CanuDumouchelDuretMénardReveillonDemoulin Etude de la turbulence au sein des écoulements liquide-gaz denses Communication in a congress Published on June 2016 By DuretReveillonDemoulin DNS analysis of weakly compressible vaporizing turbulent two-phase flows Communication in a congress Published on May 2016 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin DNS analysis of small-scale turbulence-scalar interactions in evaporating two-phase flows Journal article Published on January 2016 By DuretDemoulin Evaporating droplets: comparisons between DNS and modelling Communication in a congress Published on September 2014 By Duret Potential of two-phase flows DNS to characterize interactions between turbulence and widely deformed interface Journal article Published on January 2014 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin Improving atomization modelling through DNS of two-phase flows Communication in a congress Published on September 2013 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin Two-phase flows DNS of evaporating liquid-gas interface including interface regression, using level set and coupled level set/VOF method Communication in a congress Published on May 2013 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin Improving primary atomization modeling by using two-phase flows DNS Communication in a congress Published on May 2013 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin Toward using direct numerical simulationto improve primary break-up modeling Journal article Published on January 2013 By DemoulinReveillonDuretMénard Improving primary atomization modeling through DNS of two-phase flows Journal article Published on January 2013 By DuretReveillonMénardDemoulin A DNS database to improve atomization modeling Communication in a congress Published on September 2012 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin Dns of evaporating turbulent two-phase flows with resolved liquid-gas interface. Communication in a congress Published on September 2012 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin DNS of evaporating turbulent two-phase flows with resolved liquid-gas interface Communication in a congress Published on April 2012 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin DNS Analysis of turbulent mixing in two-phase flows Journal article Published on January 2012 By DuretReveillonMénardDemoulin DNS analysis of interactions between turbulent and evaporating liquid-gas interface Communication in a congress Published on September 2011 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin Towards fully coupled modeling of liquid atomization and dispersed spray Communication in a congress Published on September 2011 By DemoulinReveillonDuret Study of the equivalence ratio field created from evaporation of liquid interface in dense spray Communication in a congress Published on January 2011 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin Mélange turbulent en écoulement liquide-gaz dense Communication in a congress Published on January 2010 By DuretMénardReveillonDemoulin
