Contracts and Grants

Funded

• Vectorized Computation of Three-Dimensional Combustion Processes on a CYBER 205 Computer. May 1985 - Aug. 1985, supported by the U.S. Department of Energy through the Supercomputer Computations Research Institute; $11,000, (3 man-month effort), PI: Assistant Professor L. Van Dommelen
• Engine Analysis Using Supercomputers. Feb. 1986 - Feb. 1987, Pratt & Whitney; $40,000, PI: Assistant Professor L. Van Dommelen.
• Computation of Unsteady Vortical Flows. May 1986 and May 1987, NASA Ames Research Center; $15,000, (2 man-month effort), PI: Assistant Professor L. Van Dommelen (part of a larger NASA Grant)
• Lagrangian Computation of Unsteady Separation. May 1988, Summer 1989, AFOSR; $40,000, (4 man-month effort), PI: Assistant Professor L. Van Dommelen (part of a larger AFOSR Grant)
• Break-Up of Three-Dimensional Viscous Layers in Fluids. 1989-1990, NAS, NASA Ames; 30 hours Cray 2 time, PI: Assistant Professor L. Van Dommelen
• Lagrangian Computation of Unsteady Separation. Summer 1990, Summer 1991, Summer 1992, AFOSR; $100,000, (4 man-month effort), PI: Associate Professor L. Van Dommelen (part of a larger AFOSR Grant)
• Numerical Simulation of Compressible Turbulent Flows. 1992-96, NASA Headquarters; $300,000 for 4 years, PI: Associate Professor L. Van Dommelen (part of the Center for Non-linear and Non-equilibrium Aerosciences.)
• Thrust Induced Effects on Pitch Up Delta Wing Flow Field. 1992-1995, AFOSR; $725,000 for 3 years, P.I.: Associate Professor L. Lourenco, Co-PI: Professor A. Krothapalli, Associate Professor L. Van Dommelen, Assistant Professor C. Shih.
• Thrust Induced Effects on Pitch Up Delta Wing Flow Field: Control of Stalled Wings. 1993-1995 AFOSR AASERT; $12,000 per year for 2 years, PI: Associate Professor L. Van Dommelen.
• Neural Network Analysis of Turbulent Flows. Summer 1994, Florida Space Grant Consortium, Undergraduate Space Research Participation Program, $5,000.00, PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen.
• Neural Network Based Missile Intercept Strategy. 1995. Ballistic Missile Defense Organization, $100,000, PI: Assistant Professor S. Feteih, Co-PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen.
• Summer Support for Preparing a Web-Assisted or Web-Based Course, Summer 1999, Florida state University, $5,000.00. PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen
• ``Center of Excellence in Computational Mechanics''. Professor C.K.W. Tam, Professor N. Chandra, Professor L. van Dommelen, $1,000,000 requested. Funded for further development by an amount $100,000.
• ``Examination of Microjet Control of Stall on Helicopter Rotor Blades'' Army ARO, W911NF-05-1-0295. 2005-2008, $40,000 a year for three years. PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen

Not Funded

• Lagrangian computation of separating flows. 1986?, Submitted to NSF. Not funded.
• Towards the Teraflop computation of high speed jet flows and noise radiation. 1992, submitted to the NSF; $500,000 per year for 5 years, PI: Assistant Professor S. Ying, Dr. R. Edwards, Assistant Professor F. Guerinoni, Professor C. K. W. Tam, Associate Professor L. Van Dommelen. Not funded.
• Integrated Systems Approach to Supermaneuverability. Submitted to AFOSR; 1993?, $600,000 per year for 3 years, PI: Professor A. Krothapalli, Co-PI: Associate Professor L. Van Dommelen. Not funded.
• Computations of Complex Three-Dimensional Flows. Submitted to AFOSR; 1995, $150,000 per year for 3 years, PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen. Not funded.
• Engineering Research Center for the Design of Quiet Transportation Systems. Submitted to NSF; 1999, $2.500,000 for one year, PI: Professor A. Krothapalli. Not funded.
• Enhanced Fighter Maneuverability. Submitted to AFOSR; 1999. $50,000. PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen. Not funded.
• M.S. Online Program. Submitted to Dept. Mech. Eng., FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, 1999. $45,000. PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen. Not funded.
• M.S. Online Program. Submitted to Dept. Mech. Eng., FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, 1999. $20,000. PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen. Not funded.
• University/Community College Outreach Initiative. Submitted to FIPSE, 2000, PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen. $100,000. Not funded,
• Junior Jump Program. Submitted to FSU IDP, 2000. PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen. $25,000. Not funded.
• ``Theoretical Analysis of Control Mechanisms for Boundary-layer Separation On Rotorcraft Blades.'' White Paper submitted to Army/NASA Rotorcraft Division, Aerodynamics Directorate (AMRDEC), AMCOM And U.S. Army Research Office through Lehigh University, with proposed subcontracts to Manchester University and Florida State University ($50,000). 2002. Withdrawn.
• ``Nanofluid Mechanics for Carbon Nanotubes, and its Application to Hydrogen Storage for Fuel Cells.'' Submitted to FSU CRC PG. PI: Professor L. Van Dommelen. 2003 $10,000. Not funded.
• ``Multi-scale models to integrate nano-scale to continuum mechanics. PI: N Chandra, C. Tam, A. Srinivasan, L. van Dommelen. Submitted to NSF. 2003. Not funded.
• CREST, 2004. PI: N Chandra, A. Srinivasan, L. van Dommelen. Not funded.
• ``DFT Methods for Heavy Atoms''. Sabbatical proposal submitted to Pacific Northwest Laboratories, 2004. Expired.
• ``Palladium-decorated Carbon Nanotubes as ultra sensitive Hydrogen gas sensor.'' PI: N. Chandra, L. van Dommelen, A. Srinivasan, S. Seal. Florida Hydrogen Initiative 2004. Not funded.
• ``Solar Chimneys'', PI: Van Winkle (FSU physics). Co-Pi: Leon van Dommelen. Submitted to DOE, 2009. Not funded.