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
Nature and industry are composed of three phases of gas, liquid and solid. The behavior of "fluid mechanics" of gases and liquids can be effectively simulated by computational fluid dynamics (CFD); the behavior of "elastic mechanics" such as the movement and deformation of solids can be effectively simulated by the finite element method (FEM).
The solid can also exist in the form of solid particles, such as PM2.5, sand, high-energy micro-nano metal powder and pills. Since the aggregate of solid particles can have the compressibility of gas, the fluidity of liquid and the deformability of solid in different space and time, "particle" is also called the fourth phase substance. "Kinetics" is one of the 125 scientific problems to be solved in the "Science" magazine in 2005. The discrete element method (DEM) can effectively simulate the behavior of "Kinetic Kinematics" of particles, but DEM has high computational cost problem which could be solved by the coarse-grained DEM model.
