Modelling Mixing Mechanisms
Modelling Mixing Mechanisms is an EPSRC Established Career Fellowship awarded to Professor Ian Guymer to lead the transition from simplified 1D modelling approaches to more robust residence time distribution (RTD) based descriptions of flows with low turbulence, complex 3D shapes and unsteady flows.

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Project description
Mixing effects in channels and pipes of uniform geometry can be represented with confidence in highly turbulent, steady flows. However, in the majority of water systems, the standard 1D model predictions fall short because of knowledge gaps due to low turbulence, 3D shapes and unsteady flows.
This Fellowship works to address the knowledge gaps, delivering a step change in the predictive capability of 1D water quality network models.
People
PI
PDRA
PDRA
PDRA
Partners
Industrial
- Dr Karen Burrell, WRc plc
- Dr Robert M Clark, Environmental Engineering and Public Health Consultant
- Dr Jonathan Cutting, Mouchel Consulting
- Helga Gjeraldstveit, International Research Institute of Stavanger
- Dr Barry Hankin, JBA
- Dr Phil Hulme, Environment Agency
- Dr Amy Jones, RPS
- Dr Ole Mark, Kr眉ger
- Milo Purcell, Drinking Water Inspectorate
- Dr Roger Van-Egmond, Unilever
- Margaret Williams, Severn Trent Water
International academic
- , University of Cincinnati, USA
- , Delft University, Netherlands
- , Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
- , National University of Seoul, Korea
UK academic
- , University of Warwick
- , University of Warwick
- , University of Warwick
- , Heriot-Watt University
Outputs
Publications
Journal articles
Chapters
Conference proceedings papers
Software / Code
Datasets
Preprints
Datasets
Software
Workshops
- Project launch workshop, January 2018
- Mixing Processes in Pipes, Sewers and the natural Environment from Theory to Practice, April 2023
This fellowship is funded by EPSRC grant .