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Xinping Long

Xinping Long

D-Index & Metrics

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

D-Index
34
Citations
4301
World Ranking
2881
National Ranking
359

Overview

Xinping Long is affiliated with Wuhan University in China, engaging primarily in research within the field of engineering. Their academic focus is reflected across several subfields, which include Mechanics of Materials, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Aerospace Engineering, and Organic Chemistry.

Their research extensively covers topics such as Cavitation Phenomena in Pumps, Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems, Energetic Materials and Combustion, Water Systems and Optimization, Combustion and Detonation Processes, Fluid Dynamics Simulations and Interactions, and Thermal and Kinetic Analysis.

Frequent collaboration partners in Xinping Long's scholarly work include Bin Ji, Huaiyu Cheng, Zuti Zhang, Yong Han, and Bisheng Tan.

Publications have appeared predominantly in journals such as:

  • Journal of Hydrodynamics
  • Physics of Fluids
  • AIP Advances
  • SSRN Electronic Journal
  • Defence Technology

Their recent papers illustrate a focus on cavitation and fluid dynamics phenomena, with titles including:

  • A new Euler-Lagrangian cavitation model for tip-vortex cavitation with the effect of non-condensable gas (2020, International Journal of Multiphase Flow)
  • A review of cavitation in tip-leakage flow and its control (2021, Journal of Hydrodynamics)
  • Suppressing tip-leakage vortex cavitation by overhanging grooves (2020, Experiments in Fluids)
  • Experimental study of the cavitation noise and vibration induced by the choked flow in a Venturi reactor (2020, Ultrasonics Sonochemistry)
  • Comparative Study of different vortex identification methods in a tip-leakage cavitating flow (2020, Ocean Engineering)

Best Publications

  • Large Eddy Simulation of the Tip-leakage Cavitating flow with an insight on how cavitation influences vorticity and turbulence

    H.Y. Cheng;H.Y. Cheng;X.R. Bai;X.P. Long;B. Ji

  • Large eddy simulation and Euler–Lagrangian coupling investigation of the transient cavitating turbulent flow around a twisted hydrofoil

    Xinping Long;Huaiyu Cheng;Bin Ji;Roger E.A. Arndt

  • Numerical investigation on the mixing process in a steam ejector with different nozzle structures

    X. Yang;X. Long;X. Yao

  • A new Euler-Lagrangian cavitation model for tip-vortex cavitation with the effect of non-condensable gas

    Huaiyu Cheng;Huaiyu Cheng;Xinping Long;Bin Ji;Xiaoxing Peng

  • Experimental investigation on the mechanical properties of a low-clay shale with different adsorption times in sub-/super-critical CO2

    Qiao Lyu;Xinping Long;P.G. Ranjith;Jingqiang Tan

  • A review of shale swelling by water adsorption

    Qiao Lyu;P.G. Ranjith;Xinping Long;Yong Kang

  • Experimental Investigation of Mechanical Properties of Black Shales after CO2-Water-Rock Interaction

    Qiao Lyu;Pathegama Gamage Ranjith;Xinping Long;Bin Ji

  • Verification and validation of Large Eddy Simulation of attached cavitating flow around a Clark-Y hydrofoil

    Yun Long;Xinping Long;Bin Ji;Tao Xing

  • Combined experimental observation and numerical simulation of the cloud cavitation with U-type flow structures on hydrofoils

    X.X. Peng;Bin Ji;Yantao Cao;Lianghao Xu

  • Large eddy simulation of turbulent attached cavitating flow with special emphasis on large scale structures of the hydrofoil wake and turbulence-cavitation interactions

    Bin Ji;Bin Ji;Yun Long;Xin-ping Long;Zhong-dong Qian

  • Experimental investigation on the mechanical behaviours of a low-clay shale under water-based fluids

    Qiao Lyu;Qiao Lyu;Xinping Long;P.G. Ranjith;Jingqiang Tan

  • Verification and validation of URANS simulations of the turbulent cavitating flow around the hydrofoil

    Yun Long;Yun Long;Xin-ping Long;Bin Ji;Bin Ji;Wen-xin Huai

  • A review of cavitation in tip-leakage flow and its control

    Huai-yu Cheng;Huai-yu Cheng;Bin Ji;Xin-ping Long;Wen-xin Huai

  • Investigation on mechanism of critical cavitating flow in liquid jet pumps under operating limits

    X. Long;H. Yao;J. Zhao

  • Experimental investigation of the global cavitation dynamic behavior in a venturi tube with special emphasis on the cavity length variation

    Xinping Long;Xinping Long;Junqiang Zhang;Jiong Wang;Maosen Xu

  • Numerical investigation of attached cavitation shedding dynamics around the Clark-Y hydrofoil with the FBDCM and an integral method

    Xinping Long;Xinping Long;Huaiyu Cheng;Bin Ji;Bin Ji;Roger E.A. Arndt

  • Cavitating flow in annular jet pumps

    L. Xiao;X. Long

  • LES investigation of the influence of cavitation on flow patterns in a confined tip-leakage flow

    Huaiyu Cheng;Xinping Long;Bin Ji;Xiaoxing Peng

  • Experimental study of the cavitation noise and vibration induced by the choked flow in a Venturi reactor

    Shuangjie Xu;Jiong Wang;Huaiyu Cheng;Bin Ji

  • Numerical investigation of two typical cavitation shedding dynamics flow in liquid hydrogen with thermodynamic effects

    Xinping Long;Qi Liu;Bin Ji;Yiyuan Lu

  • Suppressing tip-leakage vortex cavitation by overhanging grooves

    Huaiyu Cheng;Huaiyu Cheng;Xinping Long;Bin Ji;Xiaoxing Peng

  • Numerical simulation of cavitation surge and vortical flows in a diffuser with swirling flow

    Bin Ji;Jiong Wang;X. Luo;K. Miyagawa

Frequent Co-Authors

Pathegama Gamage Ranjith
Pathegama Gamage Ranjith Monash University
Roger E. A. Arndt
Roger E. A. Arndt University of Minnesota
Yoshinobu Tsujimoto
Yoshinobu Tsujimoto Osaka University
Chaoqun Liu
Chaoqun Liu The University of Texas at Arlington

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