ereprof. ir. Erik Dick
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- Erik Dick was born on December10, 1950 in Torhout, Belgium. He obtained a M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from Ghent University (Belgium) in 1973 and a Ph.D. in Computational Fluid Dynamics from the same university in 1980. From 1973 to 1991, he worked at Ghent University as researcher, senior researcher and research leader in the turbomachinery division of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. He became associate professor of thermal turbomachines and propulsion at the University of Liège (Belgium), in July 1991. He returned to Ghent University in September 1992 as associate professor and became full professor in 1995, where he taught turbomachines and computational fluid dynamics until his retirement in September 2014. He is now part-time senior individual researcher at Ghent University, combined with retirement. His area of research is computational methods and turbulence and transition models for flow problems in mechanical engineering. He is author or co-author of about 120 papers in international scientific journals and about 220 papers at international scientific conferences. He is the recipient of the 1990 Iwan Akerman award for fluid machinery of the Belgian National Science Foundation and he is recipient of the 2002 Belgian Francqui Chair with a lecture series on simulation and modelling of complex flows at the University of Liège.
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Coupling of hybrid RANS-LES and a transition model for simulation of flow in a linear turbine cascade
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Improved prediction of low-pressure turbine wake mixing by Delayed Detached Eddy Simulation, including an algebraic model for bypass transition
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Fundamentals of turbomachines
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- Conference Paper
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Further development of an algebraic intermittency model for separation-induced transition under elevated free-stream turbulence
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Extension of an algebraic intermittency model for better prediction of transition in separated layers under strong free-stream turbulence
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An extended version of an algebraic intermittency model for prediction of separation-induced transition at elevated free-stream turbulence level
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Analysis and modelling of the relation between the shear rate and Reynolds stress tensors in transitional boundary layers
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Diffusion and dissipation in acoustic propagation simulation by convection-pressure split algorithms in all Mach number form
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Un algorithme pour la simulation du transport convectif et de la propagation acoustique à tout mombre de Mach
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Evaluation of an algebraic model for laminar-to-turbulent transition on secondary flow loss in a low-pressure turbine cascade with an endwall