Terrence W. Simon

TL;DR: In this paper, a rotating slanted hot-wire probe was used to measure the complete Reynolds stress tensor and the mean velocity vector of a turbulent flow with no mean shear and the covariance matrix is used to determine the slant angle and rotation positions of the probe most favorable to the least squares fitting and provides a measure of the uncertainties in the solution for the Reynolds stresses.

TL;DR: In this paper, an active heat sink system that combines active and passive cooling components along with a suction fan is experimentally investigated, and the experimental results indicate that the micro pin fins are most efficient among the employed active and active cooling components, reducing thermal resistance up to 38%, compared to plain heat sink performance.

TL;DR: A NASA grant has been awarded to Cleveland State University (CSU) to develop a multi-dimensional (multi-D) Stirling computer code with the goals of improving loss predictions and identifying component areas for improvements as discussed by the authors.

TL;DR: In this article, heat transfer measurements were made on a channel wall augmented with cylindrical pin fins, and velocity measurements were taken with a single-component laser Doppler anemometer in the presence of pin fins.