Prof. Giulio Lorenzini
University
of Parma, Italy
Email:
giulio.lorenzini@unipr.it
Qualifications
1999 Ph.D., Nuclear Engineering, Alma
Mater Studiorum-University of Bologna, Italy
1994 M.Sc., Nuclear Engineering, Alma
Mater Studiorum-University of Bologna, Italy
Publications(Selected)
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G.
Lorenzini, F.L. Garcia, E. Domingues dos Santos, C. Biserni, L.A.O. Rocha,
(2012) Constructal design applied to the optimization of complex geometries:
T-Y-shaped cavities with two additional lateral intrusions cooled by
convection, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 55 (5-6), 1505 –
1512.
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G.
Lorenzini, C. Biserni, F.L. Garcia, L.A. Isoldi, E. Domingues dos Santos,
L.A.O. Rocha, (2012) Constructal design of cavities inserted into a cylindrical
solid body, ASME Journal of Heat Transfer, 134 (7), 071301-1 – 071301-6.
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D. De
Wrachien, G. Lorenzini, (2012) Quantum mechanics applied to the dynamic
assessment of a cluster of water particles in sprinkler irrigation, Journal of
Engineering Thermophysics, 21 (3), 1 – 5.
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G.
Lorenzini, C. Biserni, F.L. Garcia, L.A.O. Rocha, (2012) Geometric optimization
of a convective T-shaped cavity on the basis of Constructal theory,
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 55 (23–24), 6951–6958.
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G.
Lorenzini, C. Biserni, L.A. Isoldi, E. Domingues dos Santos, L.A.O. Rocha
(2011) Costructal design applied to the geometric optimization of y-shaped
cavities embedded in a conducting medium, ASME Journal of Electronic
Packaging, 133 (4), 041008-1– 041008-8.
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G.
Lorenzini, C. Biserni and L.A.O. Rocha (2011) Geometric optimization of
isothermal cavities according to Bejan’s theory, International Journal of Heat
and Mass Transfer, 54 (17-18), 3868 – 3873.
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G. Lorenzini,
R. Lima Correa, E. Domingues dos Santos and L.A.O. Rocha (2011) Constructal
design of complex assembly of fins, ASME Journal of Heat Transfer, 133 (8),
081902-1– 081902-7.
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G.
Lorenzini and S. Moretti (2011) Bejan’s Constructal theory analysis of
gas-liquid cooled finned modules, ASME Journal of Heat Transfer, 133 (7),
071801-1 – 071801-10.
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G.
Lorenzini and S. Moretti (2009) A Bejan’s Constructal Theory approach to the
overall optimization of heat exchanging finned modules with air in forced
convection and laminar flow condition, ASME Journal of Heat Transfer, 131 (8),
081801-1 – 081801-18.
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G.
Lorenzini and S. Moretti (2009) Numerical performance analysis of Constructal I
and Y finned heat exchanging modules, ASME Journal of Electronic Packaging,
131(3), 031012-1 – 031012-10.
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G.
Lorenzini and L.A.O. Rocha (2009) Constructal design of T-Y assembly of fins
for an optimized heat removal, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer,
52 (5–6), 1458 – 1463.
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G.
Lorenzini and S. Moretti (2008) Numerical heat transfer optimisation in modular
systems of Y-shaped fins, ASME Journal of Heat Transfer, 130 (8), 081801-1 –
081801-5.
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G.
Lorenzini and E. Casalena (2008) CFD analysis of pulsatile blood flow in an
atherosclerotic human artery with eccentric plaques, Journal of Biomechanics,
41 (9), 1862 – 1870.
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G.
Lorenzini and S. Moretti (2007) A CFD application to optimize T-shaped fins:
comparisons to the Constructal theory's results, ASME Journal of Electronic
Packaging, 129 (3), 324 – 327.
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G.
Lorenzini and Simone Moretti (2007) Numerical analysis on heat removal from
Y-shaped fins: efficiency and volume occupied for a new approach to performance
optimisation, International Journal of Thermal Sciences, 46 (6), 573 – 579.
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G.
Lorenzini and Simone Moretti (2007) Numerical analysis of heat removal
enhancement with extended surfaces, International Journal of Heat and Mass
Transfer, 50 (3 – 4), 746 – 755.
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G.
Lorenzini and Luiz A. O. Rocha (2006) Constructal design of Y-shaped assembly
of fins, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 49 (23 – 24), 4552 –
4557.
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D. De
Wrachien and G. Lorenzini (2006) Modelling jet flow and losses in sprinkler
irrigation: overview and perspective of a new approach, Biosystems Engineering,
94 (2), 297 – 309.
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G.
Lorenzini (2006) Water droplet dynamics and evaporation in an irrigation spray,
Transactions of the ASABE, 49 (2), 545 – 549.