The conference has heat and mass transfer in focus, the backbone of a wide range of applications, especially in energy/thermal engineering. With today’s urgent needs on efficient use of energy resources, coupled with environmental concerns, the importance of the topic is more obvious. The conference addresses development and application of computational methods, without excluding experimental and theoretical approaches, as means of validation.
Computational methods can cover a wide range, form macro to nano scales, using continuum or discrete mechanics. The conference provides a platform for scientists and engineers to meet regularly in a relaxed environment to discuss new ideas and developments, as well as a good opportunity for young scientists and engineers to explore the art of the computational methods and future perspectives.
The conference covers the development and application of computational methods in all areas pertaining to fluid flow, heat and mass transfer, examples of which are listed below.