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Part of our group; taken on Day 1
(Sorry to those of you that missed inclusion)

Table of Contents in Order of Presentation

1. GCAL (PowerPoint)
   The Application of CFD to the Estimation of Motor Vehicle Pollution in Urban Environments
   Prof J Crowther, Glasgow Caledonian University,UK
2. Arcofluid (PowerPoint)
   Modelling Accidental Industrial Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) Releases with PHOENICS Two-Phase IPSA Algorithm
   Mr J Ouazzani, ARCOFLUID / INERIS, France
3. Hertfordshire University (Powerpoint)
   CFD Modelling of Gas-Freeing of VLCC's
   Mr K Chow, Hertfordshire University, UK
4. CHAM (PowerPoint)
   HVAC of a Building subject to Winter & Summer Conditions
   Dr J Ludwig, CHAM, UK
5. HevaComp (Product Description Only)
   HevaComp to PHOENICS Link used in Building Services Applications
   Mr P Demetriou, HevaComp, UK
6. ENIT 1 (PowerPoint)
   ENIT 1 (PDF)
   Second Order Modelling of Compound Open Channel Flows
   Prof Z Hafsia, ENI, Tunisia
7. Greenwich University (PowerPoint)
   Experience using a CFD Code for Estimating the Noise generated by Gusts along the Sun-roof of a Car
   Mr K Lai, Greenwich University, UK
8. Vortex de Mexico (PowerPoint)
   Hydraulic Analogy for Compressible Flow
   Dr A Palacio, Vortex de Mexico, Mexico
9. DSTL (PowerPoint)
   DSTL (PDF)
   Some Underwater Applications of PHOENICS at the DSTL
   Dr R Hornby, DSTL, UK
10. TU Vilnius 1 (PowerPoint)
    TU Vilnius 1 (PDF)
    Simulation of Convective-Conductive-Radiative Heat Transfer in a Cooling Basin
    Prof P Vaitiekunas, TU Vilnius, Lithuania
11. Brighton University (PowerPoint)
    A Mathematical Model of Steady-State Cavitation in Diesel Injectors
    Dr S Martynov, Brighton University, UK
12. ENIT 2 (PDF)
    Predicting the Appearance of Cavitation in Pumps with a Numerical Approach
    Prof R Zgolli, ENI, Tunisia
13. Corsica University (PowerPoint)
    Corsica University (PDF)
    Set up of Radiative Cooled Dew Condensers by Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
    Mr O Clus, Corsica University, France
14. Liverpool University (PowerPoint)
    PHOENICS-based Arc Models as a Test Tool for New Design Ideas in Switching Devices
    Dr J Yan, Liverpool University, UK
15. PHOENICS Focus - PHOENICS Today 1 (PowerPoint)
    Overview of PHOENICS-3.6.2 [2006]
    Dr J Ludwig, CHAM UK
16. PHOENICS Focus - PHOENICS Today 2 (PowerPoint)
    INFORM
    Prof B Spalding, CHAM UK
17. Flowsolve 1
    A CFD Study of Ventilation in the Blizard Building, Queen Mary, London
    Dr D Glynn, Flowsolve, UK
18. Heriot-Watt University (PowerPoint)
    Modelling Sheltering Effects of Windbreaks in Open Spaces
    Dr F Wang, Heriot-Watt & Glasgow Universities, UK
19. Alpha-PI (PowerPoint)
    Alpha-PI (Description Doc)
    Optimisation of Air Distribution for the "Théâtre National de Belgique"
    Mr A DeWindt, Alpha PI, Belgium
20. Novenco (PowerPoint)
    Modelling Smoke and Temperature Spread from Car Park Fires
    Mr J Agema, Novenco BV, The Netherlands
21. TU Vilnius 2 (Doc) (Not Presented - Abstract Only)
    Numerical Modelling of Heavy Metal Sorption Isotherms Calculation
    Prof D Paliulis, TU Vilnius, Lithuania
22. ENIT 3 (PowerPoint)
    ENIT 3 (PDF)
    Numerical Simulations of a Passive Scalar Transport in a Jet Flow
    Prof Z Hafsia, ENI, Tunisia
23. MEFOS (PowerPoint)
    Applied CFD in the Metallurgical Industry
    Mr J Alexis, MEFOS, Sweden
24. S&C ThermoFluids (PowerPoint)
    CFD Modelling of Adsorption in Carbon Filters
    Ms E Neininger, S&C Thermofluids, UK
25. PHOENICS Focus - PHOENICS Tomorrow (PowerPoint)
    Prelude
    Solid Stress
    Transfer Objects
    Prof B Spalding, CHAM, UK

Presentations Withdrawn due to unforeseen circumstances

26. DEWI (PDF) (CHAM Case Study Equivalent)
    Wind Energy Simulations
    Mr V Riedel, DEWI, Germany
27. Flowsolve 2 (PDF)
    Discrete Reaction Model for Sooting Flames
    Dr S Zhubrin, Flowsolve, UK
28. HydroEnergy (PDF)
    An Integrated Gas-Liquid Flow Analyser and its Application to Performance Predictions in Water Electrolysis
    Dr S Zhubrin, HydroEnergy, Canada
29. IET (PowerPoint)
    Thermogasdynamics and Ecological Characteristics of a Boiler Combustion Chamber Using Natural Gas
    Prof A Khalatov, National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine

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