| Naoki Ikegaya | Last modified date:2012.10.1 |
Assistant Professor /
Thermal Environment
Department of Energy and Environmental Engineering
Faculty of Engineering Sciences
Department of Energy and Environmental Engineering
Faculty of Engineering Sciences
Graduate School
Undergraduate School
E-Mail
Phone
092-583-7644
Fax
092-583-7644
Academic Degree
Dr. Eng.
Field of Specialization
Urban canopy, scalar transfer, urban environment
Outline Activities
There are several crucial environmental problems in an urban such as heat island phenomena and gas dispersion. We have investigated the effects of an urban geometry on the wind and thermal environment. We adopts both wind tunnel experiments and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). By means of wind tunnel experiments, the momentum and mass transfer coefficients have been measured to discuss the effects of an urban geometry. These database can improve existing models of momentum and mass transfer. By using CFD, a detailed flow and gas concentration field has been analyzed to grasp the wind and thermal comfort at the pedestrian level.
Research
Research Interests
Membership in Academic Society
- Investigation on the effects of an urban geometry on the scalar transfer between urban area in the atmosphere
keyword : scalar transfer, urban canopy, wind-tunnel experiment, computational fluid dynamics
2012.01~2012.03.
- JSFM
- SHASE
- AIJ
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