The Asian Symposium on Computational Heat Transfer & Fluid Flow December 10 - 13, 2017

Organized by

Department of Mechanical Engineering Sponsored by

Indian Institute of Technology Madras

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The Asian Symposium on Computational Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow (ASCHT) was organized in Xi'an, China, in 2007 with the intention of encouraging scientific and technical cooperation and exchange among Asian countries. The forum is held every two years to activate not only scientific and technical communication but also to promote friendship among members. The 6th ASCHT will be held at the IC&SR Auditorium, IIT Madras, Chennai, India, from 10th to 13th Dec 2017. This conference is the sixth in the series of biennial symposia that started in Xi'an, China (2007), and were subsequently held in Jeju, Korea (2009), Kyoto, Japan (2011), Hong Kong, China (2013) and Busan, Korea (2015). This conference has emerged as an international forum for presentation, exchange of ideas and creation of knowledge in various aspects of computational methods in fluid and thermal sciences. Theoretical aspects of computation along with important applications will be covered. The symposium includes invited keynote lectures by distinguished experts from across the globe. There will be plenary and keynote sessions and a large number of parallel technical sessions spread over the conference period. It will bring together researchers and practitioners from academia, research institutions and industry to exchange experiences, disseminate up-to-date information, and explore new opportunities in the field. In particular, it will expose young and new researchers to the state-of-the-art in the field. The organizers sincerely believe that the 6th Asian Symposium on Computational Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow-2017 (ASCHT2017) will stimulate researchers while furthering cooperation among investigators in the field of thermo-fluid sciences and engineering.

Call for papers Original papers that deal with all aspects of CFD and computational heat transfer, qualitative and quantitative are solicited. Topics include but are not limited to: Computational heat transfer and fluid dynamics ? Computational multi-component and multiphase flow ? Computer simulations for reducing CO2 emission and CO2 sequestration ? Numerical micro/nano fluid dynamics and heat transfer ? Numerical bio-fluid dynamics and heat transfer ? Numerical methods in multi-scale and multi-physics modeling ? Numerical methods in radiative heat transfer ? Industrial heat-transfer ? Uncertainty analysis and experimental validation ? Surrogate modeling and optimization ? Parameter estimation and inverse problems ? Multiscale modeling and discrete event simulation ? Selected papers from ASCHT'2017 will be further reviewed and published in special issues of peer reviewed journals in fluid dynamics and heat transfer, the names of which will be made available in due course of time.

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Abstract submission ? Papers will be selected based on one page abstracts (A4, single space, Times New Roman letters of 10 font size) including results and figures. Papers submitted should include the title of the paper, authors' names and affiliations, a concise statement of the problem, method of approach, results and discussion, and conclusions. Please identify the corresponding author. Electronic submissions are strongly encouraged. ? A submission template will be available. ? Will start on 17th January 2017. (Modalities will be updated on website shortly.)

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Important Dates January 17, 2017 February 28, 2017 April 15, 2017 June 15, 2017 August 15, 2017

Start of abstract submission Last date for Receipt of Abstracts Intimation of Acceptance Last Date for Receipt of Full-length Papers Completion of Review process and Communication of Reviewers' Comments September 15, 2017 Last Date for Receipt of Final Manuscript Intimation of Paper Acceptance October 1, 2017

Fees

Foriegn Participants (in US$)

Indian Participants (in INR)

Before Oct 10, 2017

After Oct 10, 2017

Before Oct 10, 2017 After Oct 10, 2017

Students

$ 200

$ 250

` 2500

` 3500

Faculty Members / Industry Participants

$ 550

$ 600

` 6000

` 7500

About IIT Madras: Indian Institute of Technology Madras is one of the premier institutions of national importance in higher technical education and basic applied research. It was established in 1959 by the Government of India in collaboration with the German Government. IIT Madras is a township of about one square mile area located in the city of Chennai, previously known as Madras. It is a residential institution with nearly 600 faculty members, 8000 students and 1000 administrative and supporting staff. The self-contained IIT campus is located in a beautiful wooded land with flora and fauna, carved out of the Guindy National Park. The campus has about 300 species of trees and plants including native wild ones. The Institute has sixteen academic departments and a few advanced research centers in various disciplines of engineering and pure sciences, with nearly 100 laboratories. It is conveniently located at a distance of about 12 km each from the airport and the railway station.

Accommodation: About 25 participants can be accommodated in the guest house at IIT Madras. Besides other guesthouses, Chennai city has a several star/economy hotels within a radius of 10km from the conference venue. Limited transport facility from guest houses / hotels to the conference venue and back will made available.

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Chennai: The weather in Chennai in December month is generally very pleasant. During this period, Chennai is a hub of music and dance. Some of the tourist attractions in and around Chennai are:

Dakshinachitra: Located south of Cholamandalam, a reasonably new place presented by the Chennai Crafts Foundation as a showpiece of different living styles in the South. You can admire traditional arts from Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Contains recreations of Brahmin, Chettinad, potters, a basket weaver's, a silk weaver's houses along with live representations of their craft.

Covelong: Replete with historical monuments such as forts, churches, mosques, and a lovely beach, Covelong is a place where you can experience the history of Tamil Nadu as a whole.

Cholamandalam Artist's Village: Located south of Chennai. Contemporary art, sculpture, batik and craft flourish in this little palm-studded searimmed artists' commune started in 1966. Artists and sculptors live and work here and also exhibit and sell their work.

Muttukadu: The backwaters of Muttukadu have been developed by the Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation to serve as a scenic picnic spot and a water sports centre.

Crocodile Bank: Not far from Mamallapuram, Romulus Whitaker runs this crocodile breeding and research centre. Here, several species of Indian and African crocodiles and alligators are bred in captivity.

V.G.P Golden Beach Resort: This beach resort is popular not just with the people of the city, but also with tourists. There is an entertainment arcade for children and for adults.

Mahabalipuram: Just out of Chennai, roughly 55 km away, is the world-famous town of Mahabalipuram. The Pallava dynasty of Southern India, one of the major lines of kings to rule in India after the Gupta period, made this lovely seaside village their second capital.

Vandalur: Spread over an area of 1,265 acres, the Anna Zoological Park at Vandalur is the largest in South Asia with a rich variety of different species of mammals, reptiles and birds.

Kanchipuram: Along with Chennai and Mahabalipuram, Kanchipuram forms the famous Golden Triangle of the Coromandel Coast. Almost all tourists visit Kanchipuram. Kanchipuram finds place on the global map because of the wonderful craftsmanship of the Kanchi weavers, the makers of what is perhaps the finest silk fabric in the world, and its myriad temples.

Vedanthangal: Vedanthangal is one of the largest bird sanctuaries in India. It is a marshy, 30 hectare park with lake visited by over 1, 00,000 migratory birds every year. The majority of these birds can be seen between November and February.

Pondicherry: Lying 162 km south of Chennai, this town has an imminent French influence. It is here the famous philosopher Sri Aurobindo once lived. For sightseeing, interesting places include churches, museum, beach, the Aurobindo ashram, and Auroville.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

CONFERENCE VENUE

IC&SR Auditorium, Patron : Prof. Bhaskar Ramamurthi, Director, IITM IIT MADRAS Honorary Chair : Prof. K. Muralidhar Chennai 600 036. India. Honorary Co-Chairs : Prof. B.V.S.S.S. Prasad Prof. Wen-Quan Tao Kun Luo Zhejiang University Hangzhou, China Prof. Kazuhiko Suga Krishnamurthy Muralidhar Indian Inst. of Tech. Kanpur, India Prof. Nahmkeon Hur B.V.S.S.S.Prasad Indian Inst. of Tech. Madras, India Hyon Kook Myong Kookim University, Korea Prof. Man Yeong Ha Kazuyoshi Nakabe Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan Organizing Secretary : Prof. C. Balaji Ming-Jiu Ni University of Chinese Academy of

Kenichi Abe Je Hyun Baek Gautam Biswas S.R. Chakravarthy Chao-Kuang Chen Min Chen Hyoung Gwon Choi Jin Taek Chung Prasanta Kumar Das Sarit Kumar Das Pradip Dutta Koji Fukagata Zhao-Li Guo Man Yeong Ha Hirofumi Hattori Ya-Ling HeXi'an Masafumi Hirota Kaoru Iwamoto Ekachai Juntasaro Varangrat Juntasaro Takeo Kajishima Masayuki Kaneda Yasuo Kawaguchi Heuy-Dong Kim Andong Sungho Ko Chungnam S Sunil Kumar Tomoaki Kunugi Chang-Eon Lee Jinho Lee Joon Sik Lee Kwan-Soo Lee Young-Ho LeeKorea Yeon-Won Lee Chao-An Lin Xi-Yun Lu

Kyushu University, Japan Pohang University of Science & Technology, Korea Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur Indian Inst. of Tech. Madras, India National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan Tsinghua University, China Seoul National University, Korea Korea University, Korea Indian Inst. of Tech. Kharagpur, India Indian Inst. of Tech. Ropar, India Indian Inst. of Science Bangalore, India Keio University, Japan Huazhong University of Sci. & Tech., China Pusan National University, Korea Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan Jiaotong University, China Mie University, Japan Tokyo Univ. of Agricul. and Tech., Japan King Mongkut's University, Thailand Kasetsart University, Thailand Osaka University, Japan Osala Prefecture University, Japan Tokyo University of Science, Japan Andong National University , Korea Chungnam National University, Korea Liquid Propulsion System Centre, ISRO, Trivandrum, India Kyoto University , Japan Inha University, Korea Yonsei University, Korea Seoul National University, Korea Hanyang University, Korea Korea Maritime & Ocean University, Korea Pukyung University, Korea National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan University of Sci. and Tech. of China, China

Hidetoshi Nishida Youn Cheol Park Hui-He Qiu M.R..Ravi Atul Sharma Masahiko Shibahara Byeong Rog Shin Seungwon Shin Junichirou Shiomi Gihun Son Tae-Ho Song Yong-Kweon Suh Mamoru Tanahashi Gui-Hua Tang Xi'an Kazuya Tatsumi Takahiro Tsukahara Sukkee Um Liang-Bi WangLanzhou Zhi-Feng Wang Chongsin Wu Kuan Xu Yi-Min Xuan Jaw-Yen Yang Mo Yang Takehiko Yokomine Bo YuChinese Tianshou Zhao

Sciences, China Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan Cheju National University, Korea Hong Kong University of Sci.&Tech., Hong Kong, China Indian Inst. of Tech. Delhi, India Indian Inst. of Tech. Bombay, India Osaka University, Japan Hongik University, Korea Changwon National University, Korea The University of Tokyo, Japan Sogang University, Korea Korea Advanced Institute of Sci. & Tech., Korea Dong-A University, Korea Tokyo Institute of Tech, Japan Jiaotong University, China Kyoto University, Japan Tokyo University of Science,Japan Hanyang University, Korea Lanzhou Jiaotong University, China Chinese Academy of Sciences , China National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan Hong Kong University of Sci.&Tech., Hong Kong, China Nanjing University of Sci. & Tech., China National Taiwan University, Taiwan University of Shanghai For Sci. & Tech., China Kyoto University, Japan Chinese University of Petroleum, China Hong Kong University of Sci. & Tech., Hong Kong, China

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