Advanced Thermal Simulation of Energy Systems: 2nd Edition
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "J: Thermal Management".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 March 2026 | Viewed by 411
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Interests: two-phase flows; boiling; smart surfaces; drop impact; liquid interfaces; sprays; thermal systems; heat pipes; microfluidics; microdroplet management; microgravity
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Dear Colleagues,
“Energy systems” encompass all the thermodynamic systems in which heat or mass transfer occurs. These systems implicate a huge number of phenomena and applications, from the ground to outer space. In order to focus the contents of this Special Issue, we aim to explore topics covering the successful implementation of recently advanced and innovative numerical and analytical modeling techniques. These methods could have a substantial impact on the comprehension and virtual reproducibility of physical phenomena, supporting an increase in industrial system performance and thermal efficiency. I invite all colleagues and scientists working in the field of thermo-fluid dynamics and thermal sciences to submit a paper with at last two of the following three main characteristics: (1) inspiring or offering a better explanation of physical processes, (2) having a clear link to a high-impact and novel application, and (3) containing an original advancement in terms of numerical modeling or methods.
Prof. Dr. Marco Marengo
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- thermal systems
- multi-phase flows
- boiling
- evaporation
- condensation
- cavitation
- liquid interfaces
- sprays
- porous media
- heat pipes
- heat exchangers
- microfluidics
- nanofluids
- nucleation
- compressible flows
- VOF method
- level-set method
- phase field simulation
- molecular dynamics
- lattice Boltzmann
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