Using 3D Inverse Design to Design High Efficiency Turbomachinery for Supercritical CO2

Supercritical CO2 cycles have the potential for a wide adoption across energy sources, increased cycle efficiency by about 5% and much more compact turbomachinery components compared to traditional Gas Turbines and Rankine cycles. However there are many design challenges associated to smaller, highly loaded turbomachinery and a different working fluid.

During this webinar we will provide an overview of these challenges and provide a turbomachinery development process based on 3D Inverse Design to consistently design high efficiency compressors and turbines for Supercritical CO2.

Webinar Host

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Mehrdad Zangeneh

Advanced Design Technology

Mehrdad Zangeneh is founder and managing director of Advanced Design Technology and Professor of Thermofluids at University College London. His research interests cover development of computational design methods based on 3D Inverse Design and automatic optimization to a variety of turbomachinery applications (such as pumps, turbines, compressors and pumps). More recently he has focused on the development of multi-disciplinary optimization methods that aim to improve both aerodynamic and structural performance of turbomachinery. He has published more than 120 papers in journals and refereed conferences and has been granted 7 international patents.