Electrochemical Printing
with Dr. Jeff Nelson
With Nickel Reaction - Aaron Loe
with Copper Reaction - Mankit Yuen
Microfluidics - Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
Ch. E. 499 - Autumn, 2007
Supervised by Professor Emeritus Bruce A. Finlayson
Department of Chemical Engineering - University of Washington
Front Row: Nhu-Chi, Lisa, Ha, Anna; Back Row: Mankit, Paul, Jacob, Aaron, Ho Hack, Bruce
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Other web sites with more information include: Ch.E. 499, Spring, 2008, Ch.E. 499, Spring, 2007, Ch.E. 499, Winter, 2007, Ch.E. 499, Autumn, 2006 - Ch.E. 499, Spring, 2006 - Ch.E. 499, previous quarters
This web site provides results of studies of microfluidic devices, to determine mixing properties, flow properties, and coorelations and design information for laminar flow, thus augmenting the extensive information available for turbulent flow. Most microfluidic devices involve laminar flow and diffusion. The students mentioned here were Dreyfus Undergraduate Research Scholars at the University of Washington, under the Senior Mentor Program awarded to Professor Finlayson by the
Camille & Henry Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.
Pressure Drop in Fittings
Turns and Bends -
Ha Dinh and Lisa Dahl
