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Researcher

Karim Van Maele

Awards & Distinctions

20 Results

2007

Assessment of Steady and Unsteady CFD Simulations of a Single Side Well-ventilated Fire in a Small Compartment

Bart MerciKarim Van Maele

Discussion of RANS and LES Simulations of Single Side Well-Ventilated Fires in a Small Compartment

Bart MerciKarim Van Maele

Fire safety case study of a railway tunnel: Smoke evacuation

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in THERMAL SCIENCE

Numerical Simulation of Upward Flame Spread: Application of a Realizable k-EPS Turbulence Model and an Extended Integral Model for Pyrolysis

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

2006

Application of two buoyancy-modified k-epsilon turbulence models to different types of buoyant plumes

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in FIRE SAFETY JOURNAL

Flame spread simulations with SOFIE

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

Impingement heat transfer with a nonlinear first-order kappa-epsilon model

Bart MerciKarim Van MaeleErik Dick

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF THERMOPHYSICS AND HEAT TRANSFER

Importance of Buoyancy and Chemistry Modelling in Steady RANS Simulations of Well-Ventilated Tunnel Fires

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

A2 Journal Article in Turkish journal of engineering and environmental sciences

Influence of buoyancy and chemistry modeling on the numerical prediction of the critical ventilation velocity of well-ventilated tunnel fires

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

Prediction of the Critical Ventilation Velocity in Horizontal Tunnel Fires with Steady and Unsteady Numerical Simulations

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

2005

Application of a non-linear k-epsilon model in numerical simulations of fire related buoyant flows

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

Application of modified two-equation turbulence models to fire related buoyant flows

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

Importance of Buoyancy and Chemistry Modelling in Steady RANS Simulations of Well-Ventilated Tunnel Fires

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

Influence of the turbulence model in numerical simulations of fire in a ventilated horizontal tunnel

Bart MerciKarim Van Maele

2004

Modelling of Buoyancy in an Original Non-Linear k-e Turbulence Model with Application to Fire Related Flow

Karim Van MaeleBart Merci

Prediction of heat transfer in axisymmetric and 2D turbulent impinging jets with a non-linear first order k-epsilon model

Karim Van MaeleBart MerciErik Dick

2003

Comparative study of k-epsilon turbulence models in inert and reacting swirling flows

Karim Van MaeleBart MerciErik Dick

Study of k-epsilon models in turbulent swirling flows with non-premixed combustion

Karim Van MaeleBart MerciErik Dick

Study of two-equation turbulence models in swirling flows with non-premixed combustion

Karim Van MaeleBart MerciErik Dick

Testing of k-e models in inert and reacting turbulent swirling flows

Karim Van MaeleBart MerciErik Dick