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Oral Presentation at the Rocky Mountain Fluid Symposium
2025-08-08
I delivered an oral presentation at the Rocky Mountain Fluid Symposium hosted by the University of Colorado Boulder. My presentation focused on vortex–surface interactions, highlighting the experimental methodology, Free-Surface Synthetic Schlieren (FS-SS) measurements, and key time-averaged observations of surface deformation induced by submerged counter-rotating vortex pairs. The symposium brought together researchers, graduate students, and faculty working in fluid mechanics, turbulence, and multiphase flows, providing an excellent opportunity for technical discussions and valuable feedback on my experimental design and analysis.
Research Highlights
- Presented an experimental investigation of submerged counter-rotating vortex pair interactions with a deformable free surface for two vortex submergence depths.
- Discussed the experimental setup, instrumentation, and Free-Surface Synthetic Schlieren (FS-SS) measurement technique.
- Presented time-averaged free-surface deformation and its evolution downstream of the vortex generator.
- Addressed experimental challenges, uncertainty analysis, and data processing methods.
- Engaged in technical discussions on vortex dynamics, free-surface interactions, and experimental fluid mechanics.
More details about my presentation are available here:
https://rockymountainfluids.org/attachments/RMFM2025_TechnicalProgram.pdf
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