Kevin Chu
Professor Supervisor of Doctorate Candidates Supervisor of Master's Candidates
Name (Simplified Chinese):Kevin Chu
Name (English):Kevin Chu
Name (Pinyin):Chu Kaiwei
E-Mail:k.chu@sdu.edu.cn
Date of Employment:2019-04-17
School/Department:School of Qilu Transportation
Administrative Position:Distinguished Professor
Education Level:Postgraduate (Doctoral)
Business Address:山东大学兴隆山校区实验楼629
Gender:Male
Contact Information:电话：0531-86358726
Degree:Doctor
Status:Employed
Alma Mater:The Uni. of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia
Whether on the job:1
Discipline:Geotechnical Engineering
Hydraulic Structure Engineering
Academic Honor:
Honors and Titles:
2018-08-09 • 中国航天第三届空天动力联合会议“优秀论文”奖（本人的贡献在于开发了高超音速情况下的CFD-DEM数学模型）。题目：“基于CFD-DEM算法的固体发动机气-粒两相流模拟”。授予单位：中国航天第三专业信息网
2016-03-23 • “Best Poster Award（最佳板报奖）”on the First International Workshop on Computational Particle Technology and Multiphase Processes(第一届计算颗粒技术国际大会)，题目：“CFD-DEM study of gas-particle flow in complex pipe syst
2013-08-07 • Chemical Engineering Science 《化学工程与科学》“Top Cited Papers Award for 2011 and 2012（2011和2012年度高引用论文奖），题目：CFD-DEM simulation of gas-solid flow in a cyclone separator（旋风分离器中气-粒两相流的CFD-DEM数值模拟）
2013-04-17 Powder Technology 《粉体工程》和Building and Environment 《建筑与环境》授予优秀论文评阅人
2007 Excellent Overseas Postgraduate Students
2001 科学技术成果鉴定证书
Since both CFD and DEM are established according to Newton's law, they belong to the "first-principle" model and can be used universally to simulate different particle-fluid systems.
Solid particles (such as PM2.5, sand, high-energy micro-nano metal powders and pills) are the second largest substances processed by humans after water. Particles generally do not exist in a vacuum, but form a particle-fluid system with fluids such as air, water, and oil. 50% of anything produced in a modern industrial society are related to particle-fluid systems. Industries closely related to particle-fluid systems include geotechnical, materials, aerospace, energy and environmental protection, chemicals, machinery, cement, metallurgy, minerals, food, medicine, marine engineering and 3D printing. Typical particle-fluid systems include sand and dust storms, grouting, solid rocket high-energy metal powder combustion, coal combustion, heavy oil catalytic cracking, drug powder into the lungs, and metal powder 3D printing systems with inert gas.
