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Uwe Hampel is affiliated with the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf in Germany. Their research primarily falls within the field of Engineering, with a significant focus on subfields such as Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Aerospace Engineering, and Ocean Engineering.

The scientist's work covers several main topics, including:

  • Fluid Dynamics and Mixing
  • Heat Transfer and Boiling Studies
  • Flow Measurement and Analysis
  • Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer
  • Minerals Flotation and Separation Techniques
  • Innovative Microfluidic and Catalytic Techniques Innovation
  • Nuclear Engineering Thermal-Hydraulics

Uwe Hampel has contributed multiple recent papers, with representative examples being:

  • "The use of pure oxygen for aeration in aerobic wastewater treatment: A review of its potential and limitations" (2020) published in Bioresource Technology
  • "Preparation of γ-Al2O3/α-Al2O3 ceramic foams as catalyst carriers via the replica technique" (2020) in Catalysis Today
  • "A Review on Fast Tomographic Imaging Techniques and Their Potential Application in Industrial Process Control" (2022) published in Sensors
  • "Numerical optimization of a finned tube bundle heat exchanger arrangement for passive spent fuel pool cooling to ambient air" (2020) in Nuclear Engineering and Design
  • "Dynamics of bubble formation at micro-orifices under constant gas flow conditions" (2020) from International Journal of Multiphase Flow

The venues where this researcher frequently publishes include:

  • RODARE
  • SSRN Electronic Journal
  • Chemie Ingenieur Technik
  • Sensors
  • Nuclear Engineering and Design

Frequent collaborators in their research work are:

  • Markus Schubert
  • Eckhard Schleicher
  • Sebastian Felix Reinecke
  • André Bieberle
  • Sebastian Unger

Best Publications

  • Capacitance wire-mesh sensor for fast measurement of phase fraction distributions

    M J Da Silva;E Schleicher;U Hampel

  • Photogrammetric techniques in civil engineering material testing and structure monitoring

    Hans-Gerd Maas;Uwe Hampel

  • An ultra fast electron beam x-ray tomography scanner

    F Fischer;D Hoppe;E Schleicher;G Mattausch

  • High-resolution gas–oil two-phase flow visualization with a capacitance wire-mesh sensor

    M.J. Da Silva;S. Thiele;L. Abdulkareem;B.J. Azzopardi

  • High resolution gamma ray tomography scanner for flow measurement and non-destructive testing applications.

    U. Hampel;A. Bieberle;D. Hoppe;J. Kronenberg

  • Ultra fast electron beam X-ray computed tomography for two-phase flow measurement

    F. Fischer;U. Hampel

  • Comparative study of gas–oil and gas–water two-phase flow in a vertical pipe

    L. Szalinski;L.A. Abdulkareem;M.J. Da Silva;S. Thiele

  • A new approach for evaluating bond capacity of TRC strengthening

    Regine Ortlepp;Uwe Hampel;Manfred Curbach

  • The use of pure oxygen for aeration in aerobic wastewater treatment: A review of its potential and limitations.

    G. Skouteris;G. Rodriguez-Garcia;S.F. Reinecke;U. Hampel;U. Hampel

  • Experimental investigation of the influence of column scale, gas density and liquid properties on gas holdup in bubble columns

    Philipp Rollbusch;Marc Becker;Martina Ludwig;Andrè Bieberle

  • Bubble dynamics in a 3‐D gas–solid fluidized bed using ultrafast electron beam X‐ray tomography and two‐fluid model

    Vikrant Vijay Verma;JT Johan Padding;NG Niels Deen;Jam Hans Kuipers

  • Comparative study of ultrafast X-ray tomography and wire-mesh sensors for vertical gas–liquid pipe flows

    Manuel Banowski;Matthias Beyer;Lutz Szalinski;Dirk Lucas

  • Bubble size and radial gas hold-up distributions in a slurry bubble column using ultrafast electron beam X-ray tomography

    Swapna Rabha;Markus Schubert;Michael Wagner;Dirk Lucas

  • Intrinsic flow behavior in a slurry bubble column: A study on the effect of particle size

    Swapna Rabha;Markus Schubert;Uwe Hampel;Uwe Hampel

  • Liquid flow texture analysis in trickle bed reactors using high-resolution gamma ray tomography

    Markus Schubert;Günther Hessel;Cornelius Zippe;Rüdiger Lange

  • An Experimental Study on the Gas Entrainment in Horizontally and Vertically Installed Centrifugal Pumps

    Martin Neumann;Thomas Schäfer;André Bieberle;Uwe Hampel;Uwe Hampel

  • Application of gamma-ray computed tomography for the analysis of gas holdup distributions in centrifugal pumps

    Thomas Schäfer;André Bieberle;Martin Neumann;Uwe Hampel;Uwe Hampel

  • Design of an optical tomograph for the investigation of single- and two-phase pipe flows

    E Schleicher;M J da Silva;S Thiele;A Li

  • Experimental ultra fast X-ray computed tomography with a linearly scanned electron beam source

    U. Hampel;M. Speck;D. Koch;H.-J. Menz

  • Ultrafast X-ray computed tomography for the analysis of gas–solid fluidized beds

    Martina Bieberle;Frank Barthel;Uwe Hampel

  • Application of high-resolution gamma ray tomography to the measurement of gas hold-up distributions in a stirred chemical reactor

    U. Hampel;H.V. Hristov;A. Bieberle;C. Zippe

Frequent Co-Authors

Dirk Lucas
Dirk Lucas Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf
Brenton S. McLaury
Brenton S. McLaury University of Tulsa
Siamack A. Shirazi
Siamack A. Shirazi University of Tulsa
Eckhard Krepper
Eckhard Krepper Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf
Ryoichi Yamamoto
Ryoichi Yamamoto Kyoto University
Barry J. Azzopardi
Barry J. Azzopardi University of Nottingham
Eugeny Y. Kenig
Eugeny Y. Kenig University of Paderborn
Hans-Gerd Maas
Hans-Gerd Maas TU Dresden
JC Jaap Schouten
JC Jaap Schouten Eindhoven University of Technology

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