TUSAIL is an Innovative Training Network funded by Horizon 2020 which comprises 16 academic and industrial partners in total, led by the University of Edinburgh. TUSAIL stands for “Training in Upscaling particle Systems: Advancing Industry across Length-scales”. Over the course of four years, TUSAIL will train 15 early-career researchers (ESRs) through a combination of PhD research, scientific training and industrial secondments. The reliable, validated simulation methodologies and tools developed in TUSAIL will be disseminated to industry, enabling quantitative predictions of large industrial processes which will be of value for design, operation and optimisation.
DEM–CFD and PBM for dynamic process simulation of fluidized bed agglomeration
Hamburg University of Technology
Process Systems Enterprise
Multiscale models for reconstitution of compacted powders
Hamburg University of Technology
Société des Produits Nestlé S.A.
CFD–DEM and PBM simulation of fluidized bed opposed jet mills for particle micronization
Technical University of Braunschweig
DCS Computing
Mechanistic and predictive population balance models for particle comminution size reduction mill
Technical University of Braunschweig
Société des Produits Nestlé S.A.
Multi-scale modelling of particle agglomeration through sintering
University of Edinburgh
Johnson Matthey
Meso-scale particles for quantitative prediction of powder transfer by pneumatic conveying
University of Edinburgh
Procter & Gamble Technical Centres Ltd
Meso-scale description of wet powders for industrial-scale modelling
University of Twente
DEM and CFD–DEM meso-particle modelling of mixing processes
University of Twente
DCS Computing
Meso-scale DEM for flowability assessment of weakly consolidated fine powders in industry
University of Salerno
University of Edinburgh
DEM (meso-)particle property calibration with powder rheometry and other flow characterization techniques
University of Salerno
University of Twente
Mixed discrete–continuum modelling of dense granular flow
University of Edinburgh
Continuum–DEM modelling of fluid–solid transition in weakly compacted systems of polydisperse particles of varying shapes
University of Twente
Procter & Gamble Technical Centres Ltd
Fundamental development of structure- and rotation-related coarse graining for micro-polar continuum theories
University of Twente
University of Edinburgh
Discrete particle zoom in continuum Two Fluid Model (TFM) simulations of spout fluidized beds
Johannes Kepler University Linz
Time-extrapolation of continuum Two Fluid Model (TFM) simulations of spout fluidized beds
Johannes Kepler University Linz
Hamburg University of Technology
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Workpackage 6 leader, Prof. Arno Kwade, has received the Lower Saxony Science Award 2021 for “significant research achievements..."
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The 10th International Conference on Conveying and Handling of Particulate Solids (CHoPS) will take place in Salerno, Italy, from 5-9 July 2022.
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Workpackage 3 Leader, Professor Stefan Pirker of JKU has been awarded the CDG Award for Research and Innovation.
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