Tess Homan
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RESEARCH PROFILE
Tess Homan is an assistant professor at the Power and Flow group in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). Her main research interest is fundamental fluid dynamics. Experimental techniques, with an emphasis on data analysis, are used to gather understanding in the fields of fluid-particle flow, bubbly flow, and biological systems.
Good data processing proves: There is more than meets the eye.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Tess Homan studied Applied Physics at the university of Twente with a master in Fluid Physics. In 2013 she obtained a PhD on the subject of interstitial air and granular matter under supervision of prof. dr. Devaraj van der Meer and prof. dr. Detlef Lohse. She did a first postdoc at ENS de Lyon on three-phase flows, followed by a second postdoc in Biophysics at Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1. In 2018 she became an assistent professor in the Power and Flow group.
Recent Publications
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Conrad Hessels,Tess A.M. Homan,Niels G. Deen,Yali Tang
Reduction kinetics of combusted iron powder using hydrogen
Powder Technology (2022) -
Conrad Hessels,Chih-Chia Huang,Giulia Finotello,Yali Tang,Tess A.M. Homan,Niels G. Deen
Reduction and sintering behaviour of combusted iron powder in a packed bed reactor
1st International Workshop on Reacting Particle-Gas Systems (2022) -
Conrad Hessels,Tess A.M. Homan,Yali Tang,Niels G. Deen
Iron powder regeneration using H2 as part of the metal fuel cycle
Combura 2021 Symposium, NVV 2021 (2021) -
Conrad Hessels,Yali Tang,Tess A.M. Homan,Niels G. Deen
Modeling the direct reduction of iron oxide powder using experimentally-measured reaction kinetics
14th International Conference on Computational Fluid Dynamics In the Oil & Gas, Metallurgical and Process Industries (2020) -
Conrad Hessels,Xin Liu,Yali Tang,Tess A.M. Homan,Niels G. Deen
Regenerating iron for carbon-neutral energy storage
Netherlands Process Technology Symposium, NPS16 (2019)
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