Hydraulics and Hydrodynamics in Fluid Machinery, 3rd Edition
A special issue of Water (ISSN 2073-4441). This special issue belongs to the section "Hydraulics and Hydrodynamics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 June 2026 | Viewed by 1364
Special Issue Editor
Interests: fluid machinery; optimization design of pumps; internal flow theory of pumps; interference mechanism of jet and rotating fluid
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Dear Colleagues,
Where fluid flows, fluid machinery works. Therefore, fluid machinery occupies an important position in the social economy. As classic power machinery, there is a complex flow structure in fluid machinery. An in-depth study of the internal hydraulics and hydrodynamics in fluid machinery can effectively improve its efficiency and operational stability. Therefore, we are looking forward to receiving original contributions to this Special Issue on Hydraulics and Hydrodynamics in Fluid Machinery, on topics including, but not limited to, the following:
- Hydraulics and hydrodynamics in fluid machinery using theoretical analysis;
- Hydraulics and hydrodynamics in fluid machinery using numerical calculations;
- Hydraulics and hydrodynamics in fluid machinery using experimental methods;
- Fluid–structural coupling analysis of fluid machinery;
- Cavitation and multi-phase flow of fluid machinery;
- New energy systems, simulation, and optimization;
- Other aspects of fluid machinery.
Prof. Dr. Chuan Wang
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- hydraulics
- hydrodynamics
- pumps
- compressors
- turbo-machinery system
- fans and blowers
- hydro-turbine
- propulsion
- jet
- cavitation and multi-phase flow
- renewable energy
- optimization
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