3rd International Conference on Fluid Dynamics and Thermodynamics Technologies (FDTT 2014)

Topics

• Micro / Nano Heat Transfer
• Boundary Layer and Free Surface Flows
• Internal Flow and Heat Transfer
• Waste Management and Waste Disposal
• Renewable Energy
• Fire and Combustion Heat Transfer
• Computational Heat Transfer
• Combustion and Reacting Flows
• Environmental Heat Transfer
• Energy Management and Energy systems
• Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
• Thermal behavior of Manufacturing systems
• Heat Transfer in Electronic Equipment
• Gas Turbine Heat Transfer
• Thermal-Fluids Machinery
• Molecular and Nano-scale Thermal Engineering
• Microgravity Science and Processes
• Heat Transfer with Non-Newtonian Fluid Flow
• Heat Transfer in Gas Turbines and Jet Engines
• New and Renewable Energy Technologies
• Heat Transfer Equipment
• Heat and Mass Transfer Equipment
• Heat and Mass Transfer in Biotechnology
• HVAC
• Heat Transfer Education
• Energy Conversion and Clean Energy Technology
• Numerical Methods in Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer
• Heat Transfer Theory and Fundamental Research
• Visualization of Heat Transfer Phenomena
• Heat and Mass Transfer in Extreme Environments
• Laminar and Turbulent Flow
• Double Diffusive Convection
• Biofuels and Internal Combustion Engines
• Industrial Fluid Mechanics
• Bio-Thermal Fluid Science and Engineering
• Aerospace Heat Transfer
• Environmental Engineering
• Transport Phenomena in Porous Media
• Heat and Mass transfer in Biomedical devices
• Thermo-physical Properties
• Heat Transfer in Multiphase Systems
• Heat Transfer in Manufacturing and Materials Processing
• Biological Heat Transfer
• Polymer Processing Science and Technology
• Experimental Techniques and Instrumentation
• Melting and Solidification
• Multi-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer
• Manufacturing and Materials Processing
• Heat Transfer in Fire and Combustion Systems
• Enhanced Oil Recovery
• Thermal behavior of Materials processing
• Low Temperature Heat Transfer
• Heat Transfer
• Heat Transfer in Energy Systems

Who should Attend

Engineers, researchers, industrial professionals and academicians.