Student from TGU course of Mathematical and Physical Science Zhaojing Xu (2nd year doctoral student, Takizawa Lab, Department of Modern Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School of Creative Science and Engineering) was awarded the Outstanding Lecture Award for Young Scientists at the 2022 Annual Meeting of the Japan Society of Fluid Mechanics.
The followings are Mr. Xu’s comments.
Research Subject
“Space-time computational analysis of tire’s aerodynamics with real-life tire patterns and road contact”
The research topic that has been awarded is “Space-time computational analysis of tire’s aerodynamics with real-life tire patterns and road contact”. As the TGU research objective being “investigation of tire’s thermo-fluid computational analysis”, it is necessary to first overcome the computational challenges for representing tires’ operation. Here, we first perform iso-thermal fluid computation analysis on a single tire. A computational framework with special computational strategies is applied so that complex tire patterns, rotating-contacting behavior and tire deformation are enabled. I am flattered that my approach drew interest by researchers from various fields, and I am grateful that the presentation is rewarded and approved by fellow researchers. I would like to thank the TGU project as well for supporting this research with great effort. |