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05/12/2015

Steefel a Key Developer of Complex Flow Code

Source:  LBNL TABL

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Using Chombo-Crunch to study turbulent flow past a sphere could help aerospace engineers optimize takeoff and landing patterns through more accurate prediction of aircraft wakes. Simulation: David Trebotich

ESD geochemist Carl Steefel was one of the key developers (along with CRD’s David Trebotich) of Chombo-Crunch, a reactive flow code that could enhance efforts to develop carbon sequestration as a way to address the Earth’s growing carbon dioxide challenges—and lead to new safety measures in the oil and gas industry and aerospace engineering.

To read more, go to: http://crd.lbl.gov/news-and-publications/news/2015/chombo-crunch-sinks-its-teeth-into-fluid-dynamics