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IAHR Online Short Course | Perspectives on Two-phase Flows in Urban Water Systems

IAHR Online Short Course | Perspectives on Two-phase Flows in Urban Water Systems

IAHR Online Short Course
Perspectives on Two-phase Flows in Urban Water Systems

8 to 10 May 2023

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This course is organised by the IAHR Working Group on Transient Flows in collaboration with the Environmental & Water Resources Institute (EWRI-ASCE). The course sessions are structured to follow the chapters of a monograph on air-water interaction in Urban Water System that is undergoing development by the working group members of EWRI and the IAHR Technical Committee on Hydraulic Structures.

The course presents various practical contexts of hydraulic systems and structures that are present in the urban environment that are characterised by interactions between air and water phases.

The course starts from the theoretical foundations of unsteady and two-phase flows, presenting some key case studies that illustrate various adverse air-water interactions in urban water systems. The subsequent discussion on two-phase flow phenomena is grouped according to the flowing mode in urban water systems, starting with air-water interactions observed in pressurized systems. Then, the adverse air-water interactions in gravity-based systems are explored. The course completes with a discussion on selected mitigation strategies that can be used to improve operational conditions in urban water systems impacted by adverse air-water interactions.

Learning goals

Upon completion, the participant should be able to:

  • Understand key modes of air-water flows in urban water systems, and the formulation that is used in the description of these flows.

  • Recognise the potential interactions between air and water in urban water systems, and how these can lead to adverse operational conditions

  • Be familiarised with the current methods used to control the adverse two-phase flow interactions in urban water systems.

For whom?

The course is intended to water resources engineers interested in the design, operational, maintenance of urban water systems, including drinking water and collection systems.

A Professional Certificate of Attendance (PCA) is issued upon request (Please see more details below).

Lecturers

Prof. Jose Vasconcelos. Auburn University

Prof. Jose Vasconcelos

Auburn University

Prof. Steven Wright. University of Michigan

Prof. Steven Wright

University of Michigan

Prof. Bryan Karney. University of Toronto

Prof. Bryan Karney

University of Toronto

Prof. Musandji Fuamba. Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal

Prof. Musandji Fuamba

Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal

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Prof. Helena Ramos

IST, CERIS, University of Lisbon

Prof. Arturo Leon. Florida International University

Prof. Arturo Leon

Florida International University

Coordinators

Moez Louati. The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Moez Louati

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Silvia Meniconi. University of Perugia

Silvia Meniconi

University of Perugia
 

Programme

  • 8 May 13:00 UTC | 21:00 Hong Kong | 15:00 CEST | 9:00 New York | 23:30 ACDT | 9:00 Toronto

    Prof. Moez Louati and Prof. Silvia Meniconi | Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at HKUST, Hong Kong SAR, China, and associate Professor qualified for Full Professorship at the University of Perugia.

    Opening speech (5 mins)

    Prof. Jose Vasconcelos | Associate Professor at Auburn University, Alabama

    Brief introduction on the monograph (15 mins)

    Prof. Steven Wright | Arthur F. Thurnau Professor at University of Michigan, United States of America

    Background, historical perspective, and case studies (30min+15min Q&A)


  • 9 May 13:00 UTC | 21:00 Hong Kong | 15:00 CEST | 9:00 New York | 23:30 ACDT | 9:00 Toronto

    Prof. Bryan Karney. University of Toronto, Canada

    Air-water issues in pressurized flow systems (30min+15min Q&A)

    Prof. Musandji Fuamba. Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal

    Air-water issues in gravity-based systems (30min+15min Q&A)


  • 10 May 13:00 UTC | 21:00 Hong Kong | 15:00 CEST | 9:00 New York | 23:30 ACDT | 9:00 Toronto

    Prof. Helena Ramos. IST, CERIS, University of Lisbon, Portugal

    Mitigation strategies for air-water issues in pressurized flow systems (30min+15min Q&A)

    Prof. Arturo Leon. Florida International University

    Mitigation strategies for air-water issues in gravity-based systems (30min+15min Q&A)


  • Closing session (5 mins)

How to participate

This short course is open only to IAHR members.

If you are an IAHR member, you can register for this event by filling in this zoom registration form

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Certificate of attendance

Upon completion of the webinar, you may request a Professional Certificate of Attendance (fee: EUR 50) issued by IAHR by indicate your intention in the registration form. If you would like to receive a Professional Certificate of Attendance (fee: EUR 50) issued by IAHR after the course, please contact iahr@iahr.org.

Sponsored by

Bechtel Corporation

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