CHDT - Center for Healthy and Durable Transportation

Research Project:
An Initial Step Towards the Development of Predictive Tools to Reduce Particulate Matter from Transportation

University: University of Missouri-Kansas City

Principal Investigator(s): Amirfarhang Mehdizadeh

Outputs:

Successful implementation of this project will create a base modelling framework (in-silico) tool that allows optimization of exhaust systems to reduce disruptive particulate matter.

Outcomes/Impacts:

Availability of a reliable optimization tool allows for efficient design of various component of transportation systems where particle deposition may pose a serious challenge. Additionally, such tool are general and have the potential to be extended to study particle transport (pollution) beyond any specific device. 

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