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He is currently the Hightower Professor of Engineering in Georgia Tech. Professor Menon is a world renowned expert in large-eddy simulation of turbulent reacting and non-reacting flows and has developed unique simulation capabilities to study pollutant formation, ozone depletion in high-altitude aircraft jet plumes and combustion in gas turbine ...
- AE Professor Suresh Menon Awarded the 2023 AIAA Propellants ...
Professor Menon is a world-renowned expert in large-eddy...
- Suresh Menon | Ben T. Zinn Combustion Laboratory
Hightower Professor. Email....
- Prof. Suresh Menon Appointed the Hightower Professor
Prof. Suresh Menon has been selected by COE Dean Gary May...
- AE Professor Suresh Menon Awarded the 2023 AIAA Propellants ...
He is currently the Hightower Professor of Engineering in Georgia Tech. Professor Menon is a world renowned expert in large-eddy simulation of turbulent reacting and non-reacting flows and has developed unique simulation capabilities to study pollutant formation, ozone depletion in high-altitude aircraft jet plumes and combustion in gas turbine ...
Oct 21, 2022 · Professor Menon is a world-renowned expert in large-eddy simulation of turbulent reacting and non-reacting flows and has developed unique simulation capabilities to study pollutant formation, ozone depletion in high-altitude aircraft jet plumes and combustion in gas turbine and ramjet engines.
Hightower Professor. Email. suresh.menon@aerospace.gatech.edu.
Suresh Menon's research while affiliated with Georgia Institute of Technology and other places. Overview. What is this page? This page lists the scientific contributions of an author, who...
Jul 14, 2015 · Prof. Suresh Menon has been selected by COE Dean Gary May after a college-wide search, and appointed by the Board of Regents for the position of the College of Engineering Hightower Professor.
Large Eddy Simulation of Combustion Noise in a Realistic Gas Turbine Combustor. Model Simulations of Soot Formation due to PAH Kinetics from Mixing Layers of Jet-A Fuels.
