1. Welcome (Maria) · 17-18 June 2013 1st TANGO project meeting (Munich) 1 1. Welcome (Maria) 1.1....

11st TANGO project meeting (Munich)17-18 June 2013

1. Welcome (Maria)1.1. Practicalities

1.2. TANGO in a nutshell (Maria)

TANGO is an ITN:4-year collaborative research project with emphasis on training ofyoung scientists, funded by the European Commission

Thermo-acoustic and

Aero-acoustic

Nonlinearities in

Green combustors with

Orifice structures


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2. Introduction of people and partners involved (Gunilla)2.1. Seniors/supervisors (present)2.2. Fellows (present)2.3. Remaining partners (present)2.4. “Introduction” of missing partners

Susann Boij KTH Royal Institute of Technology Sweden

Alex Bottaro University of Genova Italy

Ralf Corin Sontech AB, Stockholm Sweden

Wim Desmet Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Belgium

Edgar Fernandes Instituto Superior Técnico Lisbon Portugal

Mico Hirschberg Technische Universiteit Eindhoven NL

Mikael Karlsson Swenox AB, Gothenburg Sweden

Estelle Laurendeau Liebherr-Aerospace Toulouse SAS France


3. Synergies between projects (Maria)3.1. Who is doing what?

AlessandraBigongiariKUConsolidation of experimental, analytical and

numerical results for laminar and turbulent combustor2.5

Alp AlbayrakTUMNumerical study of turbulent swirl combustor2.4Ako BahariIITMExperimental study of turbulent swirl combustor2.3

NaliniMukherjeeKUAnalytical study of laminar dump combustor2.2

Samira HasaniIITMExperimental study of laminar dump combustor2.1

Jonathan TournadreLMSNumerical study of perforated plates with grazing and

bias flow1.3

Na WeiKTHNumerical study of laminar dump combustor and its cold-flow equivalent1.2

Luck PeerlingsKTHExperimental and analytical study of a cold-flow

combustor with virtual flame1.1

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DmytroIurashevAENumerical and analytical study of industrial gas

turbine3.7

AEMeasurement of FTF in industrial gas turbine3.6

NasehHosseiniBEKNumerical and experimental study of domestic burner

with heat exchanger3.5

Lin Strobio ChenTUMStudy of a thermo-acoustic system with heat

exchanger in cross-flow3.4

AswathySurendranKUAnalytical study of idealised combustion system with

heat exchanger 3.3

MuttalipTemizTUEStudy of passive control by micro-perforated plates3.2

DriekRouwenhorstIfTADevelopment of instability warning system3.1

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3.2. Tools used in TANGOAnalytical toolsPerturbation methods Nonlinear time series analysisGalerkin approach Waves in periodic systems Green’s function methods Nonlinear transfer functionsDynamical systems analysis Wiener-Hopf technique

Numerical toolsMatlab, Fortran Acoustic analogy equation solverLMS Sysnoise Large Eddie SimulationKTH Navier-Stokes solver Finite difference methods Comsol, Fluent Boundary element methods

Finite element methods Experimental toolsMultiple microphone techniques Near-field acoustic holography PIV Active instability control techniques Chemiluminescence FTF measurements

Post-processing toolsWave decomposition


COFFEE AND TEA


4. Workshops and other training events4.1. Scientific workshops (Maria)

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autumn 2016LMSPerforated plates and their use in silencers8spring 2016TUMNonlinear thermo-acoustics7autumn 2015AEIndustrial aspects of thermo-acoustics6spring 2015TUESound/structure interaction5autumn 2014KUAnalytical methods in thermo-acoustics4

spring 2014KTHAero-acoustics in confined flows of low Mach number3

1-9 February 2014IITMExperimental methods in thermo-acoustics218-21 June 2013TUMNon-normal and nonlinear effects1datehosttopic

details from: Wolfgang, Sujith

Project meetings will be in the same week as these workshops.


???DMOutreach 25autumn 2015IfTAEntrepreneurship 24spring 2015SOREntrepreneurship 13spring 2014KTHGender issues223 Sept 2013DMOutreach 11datehosttopic

4.2. Other training events (Gunilla)

details from: Paul

Where possible, these workshops will be in the same week as the scientific workshops.


5. Secondments (Gunilla)

academic hostindustrial host

industrial secondmentacademic secondment

duration: 2-4 months; multiple secondments are possible

5.1. Outline

Presentations by:

Jakob Hermann, IfTA

Federico Dacca, Ansaldo Energia

Paula Martinez, LMS International

Joan Teerling, Bekaert

Rick Scholte, Sorama

Estelle Laurendeau

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Fundamental aspects of sound/vortex interaction2KTHAE3.7

Measurement of flame transfer functions4IITMAE3.6

Wave propagation in periodic systems2KUBEK3.5

Practical aspects of combustors with heat exchangers2BEKTUM3.4

Damping by flow through orifices2SWEKU3.3

Commercial aspects of sound absorbing panels2SONTUE3.2

Analysis of transition from stability to instability2KUIfTA3.1

industrial aspects of combustion instabilities 2AEKU2.5

Numerical methods to solve acoustic analogy equation2IITMTUM2.4

industrial aspects of combustion instabilities2 AEIITM2.3

Numerical methods to solve acoustic analogy equation 2LMSKU2.2

Active instability control2IfTAIITM2.1

Alternative numerical methods for orifice/flow problems2TUMLMS1.3

Simulation of combustion instability by feedback loop2IfTAKTH1.2

Simulation of combustion instability by feedback loop2IfTAKTH1.1

training topicmonthsplace of secondmenthostfellow

5.2. Provisional secondment plan


Location: Rondell (formerly Bürgerstuben)

Garching, Bürgerplatz 9

(short walk from the U-Bahn stop “Garching”)

Time: 18:30 today

DINNER


6. Financial presentation by James Allman


7. Other financial and administrative issues (Maria)7.1. Funding of workshopsNo specific workshop funding from EC.Costs to be paid by participants (training budget), as for n3l.


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Chair (Coordinator)3 WP Leaders

Training CommitteeChair (Co-chair of SB)

Industrial RepresentativeResearch Representative

Supervisory Board (SB)Chair (coordinator)

Co-chair3 WP Leaders

Industrial RepresentativeESR Representative

Equal Opportunities OfficerDissemination Officer

Outreach Advisor

Executive Project Manager(Coordinator)

Research Agency (European Commission)

7.2. Consortium agreementGovernance structure (old version)


Governance structure (new version)

Coordinator: Maria HecklDeputy coordinator: Gunilla Efraimsson

Supervisory board:Hans Bodén/Susann BoijFederico Dacca’Gunilla EfraimssonMaria HecklJakob HermannInes Lopez ArteagaPaula Martinez-LeraWolfgang PolifkeR.I. SujithJoan Teerling

Fellows’ representative (no veto)

Alessandro BottaroRalf CorinAlan CummingsWim DesmetEdgar FernandesMico HirschbergPaul HixMikael KarlssonEstelle Laurendeau/JohannaRick Scholte Ingenito

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Agenda of meetingsDraft agenda distributed 14 days before meeting.Suggestions for agenda items to be made within 7 days.Then final agenda will be issued. Minutes of meetingsDraft minutes to be distributed 14 days after meeting.Objections to be raised within 7 days.Then the minutes are accepted.Intellectual propertyBackground: existing IP, shared within TANGO as specified in CA,Foreground: IP generated within TANGO, belongs to partner who generated it (individual and joint ownership)

Journal papers and conference presentationsSend draft copy to coordinator 45 days before submission.Coordinator will circulate draft to all partnersObjections can be made within 30 days.


8. Tango Website (Maria)http://www.scm.keele.ac.uk/Tango/

Home PageNews and EventsProject ConsortiumPeopleResearch TasksWorkshopsPublicationsOutreachMedia GalleryContactOpen PositionsMembers section

Members SectionMember NewsMeeting Agendas/MinutesWorkshop PresentationsFellows’ PresentationsProject ResourcesContracts/Legal DocumentsFellows SectionProfile Page/Change PasswordForum?Logout


COFFEE AND TEAPHOTO

Individual advice by James Allman and Anne Budgen


9. Vision of what we want to achieve with this project (Gunilla)

What is a vision? What is a mission statement?

A vision statement is a description of where a company or individual wants to be in the future. It also explains what the person or business wants to do or get done.

Mission statements are formal written pronouncements of the core purpose of a business or other type of organization.


A mission statement sets out the purpose of an organisation.

For example, for Virgin Trains, this is “To run a high quality, efficient and cost-effective rail service”.

A vision goes further. It paints a picture in clear language of where the organisation is going, linked to the behaviours it expects of everyone in the organisation.

Virgin Trains' vision is: “To become the most safe, consistent, reliable and profitable of the train operating franchises in a climate that respects different views and people need not be afraid to be open and honest”.


From the discussion at the previous meeting:

• The project consortium develops a network with potential for interaction and communications, building relationships which should extend beyond the four year TANGO project.

• Fellows will also benefit from developing 'soft-skills' through Outreach work.

• The project itself needs a broader vision than the scientific research itself, identifying larger scale benefits. That vision is needed now, as an aim for the project to work towards.

• Long-term vision is to 'make the world a cleaner place' – emphasising the'green' aspect.

• Along-the-way, we expect to gain fundamental understanding of complexinteractions, through a combined experimental, numerical and analyticalapproach.


• Research is not for its own sake!

• To encompass all these issues, the vision needs to be on different levels: for society (green), for the group itself (teamwork), positive gender promotion.

• Leadership from the group should inspire common goals and being part of a bigger picture – doing something for our world!

• The TANGO website should promote that vision.


Draft Vision for TANGO:To perform world class multi-disciplinary research on combustion instabilities in a gender balanced network with academic and industrial collaboration.

Thermo-acousticsAero-acousticsCombustorsNumerical, theoretical and experimental workNetwork Academic and industrial partnersGender…


10. Conferences and publications (Gunilla)10.1. ConferencesStructured TANGO-sessions at:ICSV 2015 Italy, ICSV 2016 Athens

Fellows are encouraged to present results and present work at conferences and workshops (remember the notification).

10.2. PublicationsNotification (in the consortium agreement, standard DESCA)Send draft copy to coordinator 45 days before submission.Coordinator will circulate draft to all parties.Objections can be made within 30 days.

Acknowledgments text (on the member section/project resources)The presented work is part of the Marie Curie Initial Training Network Thermo-acoustic and aero-acoustic nonlinearities in green combustors with orificestructures (TANGO). We gratefully acknowledge the financial support from the European Commission under call FP7-PEOPLE-ITN-2012.


11. Miscellaneous (Maria)

11.1. Clash between Tango events and other commitmentsFellows are expected to attend all TANGO events:

- progress meetings - scientific workshops - other workshops

11.2. Multiple-entry visa into Europe

12. Any other business (Maria)

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