Dominik Suchla, M.Sc.

Suchla - Foto Suchla - Foto
Dominik Suchla, M.Sc.
Address
An der Universität 1
30823 Garbsen
Building
Room
210
Suchla - Foto Suchla - Foto
Dominik Suchla, M.Sc.
Address
An der Universität 1
30823 Garbsen
Building
Room
210
Positions
Research Staff
Institute of Turbomachinery and Fluid Dynamics
Research Staff
Multiphysics of Turbulent Flows

Main Focus

  • Multiphysics of Turbulent Flows

Research Projects

Development of an extension for the mixing planes in TRACE

Nowadays, the design of turbomachinery can be quickly and dynamically iterated without the need for constant experimental testing, thanks to highly efficient numerical methods. These CFD-simulations have to compromise between a short runtime and high precision. One such compromise is the usage of mixing planes, which are an integral part of the CFD-software TRACE of the DLR (German Aerospace Center). Here, all relevant flow fields undergo a circumferential averaging process between each row of blades. This allows for steady-state solutions, which can be calculated very quickly and efficiently. However, due to the averaging process, a lot of information on the detailed structure of the flow is lost and this has a negative impact on the turbulence modeling.

In this area, two new approaches are implemented in TRACE and extensively tested. Through a clever choice of assumptions and precise calibration, they promise to improve the precision of the steady-state solutions.

Curriculum Vitae

  • Work Experience
    • 2022 - today

    Research assistant, Institute of Turbomachinery and Fluid Dynamics, University Hannover

    • 01.2019 - 04.2019

    Research assistant, Max-Planck-Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, Göttingen

  • Studies
    • 2014 - 2021

    Bachelor und Master in Physics, Universität Göttingen

    • 2019

    Bachelor Thesis, Max-Planck-Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, Göttingen

    • 2021

    Master Thesis, Title: "Numerische Untersuchung des Wirbelplatzens in kompressiblen Unterschallströmungen",  Institute of Aerodynamics and Flow Technology of the DLR, Göttingen