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Theme : "Mechanical Engineering Congress, 2020 Japan (MECJ-20)”

  1. Preface
    Masaaki MOTOZAWA, Hideo MORI
  2. Pending Issues in Large-Eddy Simulation of Turbulent Flows
    Takeo KAJISHIMA (Osaka University)
  3. Unsteady Flows in Turbomachines (What We Should Know and How We Can Apply to Designing)
    Ken-ichi FUNAZAKI (Iwate University)
  4. Modeling of a Two-Phase Flow Simulation with the Evaporation of the Gas Diffusion Layer in a Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell
    Ryuya NAGAYAMA, Satoshi SAKAIDA, Kotaro TANAKA, Mitsuru KONNO (Ibaraki University)
  5. Statistical Mechanical Analysis of Nanoparticle Behavior for Measurement of Flow Velocity Distribution in Nanochannels by Particle Tracking Velocimetry
    Minori TANAKA (Keio University), Itsuo HANASAKI (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology), Yutaka KAZOE (Keio University)
  6. Memorandum Record of the 2020 JSME Annual Meeting -as a committee member of the web conference-
    Yasumasa ITO (Nagoya University)

 

Preface

The Mechanical Engineering Congress 2020 Japan (MECJ-20) was held from 13th to 16th, September, 2020. This congress is scheduled to be held in Nagoya University at first, but changed to online because of the present social situation related to COVID-19. The conference has the keynote lectures from Prof. Takeo Kajishima of Osaka University and Prof. Ken-ichi Funazaki of Iwate University, 2 workshops and several organized sessions related to the fluid engineering division.

The issue of this Newsletter is “The Mechanical Engineering Congress 2020 Japan (MECJ-20)”, and 4 precious articles related to fluid engineering research and the operation of the online conference are reported. The research articles are contributed by 2 speakers of the keynote lecture and 2 student speakers nominated by the session organizer. All articles reflect the fact that many researchers, including students, continue their active research works, although COVID-19 restricts our activities severely. We expect that these articles are informative for engineers and researchers, and help to share the activities of the fluids engineering division in the future.

Finally, we hope COVID-19 subsides and we are looking forward to seeing again in next congress that will be held in Chiba University. We would like to thank all the authors for their contributions.

Masaaki Motozawa (Shizuoka University)
Hideo Mori (Kyushu University)

Last Update:1.19.2020