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James A. Liburdy

JR Welty Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering

James A. Liburdy is currently serving as a College Of Engineering JR Welty Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Oregon State University.

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Oregon State University

JR Welty Professor of Mechanical Engineering

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applied physics fluid dynamics thermal engineering heat transfer engineering fluid mechanics materials science aerospace engineering aerodynamics microfluidics energy harvesting porous media surface science optical engineering aeronautics experimental thermodynamics fluid science temperature measurement hydraulics aerospace technology flow boiling convective boiling atmospheric science fluid flow active control membrane technology separation technology experimental analysis porous bed low aspect ratio energy harvesting regime low reynolds numbers droplet formation interface science manufacturing technology automatic control colloid chemistry colloidal systems fragmentation effect interferometry mass transfer convective heat transfer thermal analysis particle technology laser science hydraulic engineering optical metrology turbulent offset jet adiabatic flow fractal-like branching microchannels flow structures discrete vortex model in-situ vapor extraction atmospheric research forest meteorology friction water science fire safety control optimization fire technology advanced manufacturing technologies cerebral blood flow wetting surface engineering theoretical modeling weather forecasting applied meteorology vegetation science water technology image reconstruction fire dynamics fire engineering control science measurement systems rough surface theoretical model thermal management high heat environmental control mechanical engineering heat transfer enhancement

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Analysis of the Slip Relation Parameters in the Developing Region of Vertical Upward Two-Phase Flow With Co-Flowing Streams. (2025)

unsteady flowsco-flowing streamsfluid dynamicsmultiphase flowshydrologyhydrological processnumerical modeling (geology)slip relation parameterscivil engineeringenvironmental fluid mechanicsfluid mechanicsdeveloping regionflow measurementfluid sciencefluid flow

Energy Harvesting Improvement of a Flexible Airfoil With Active Control. Proceeding of 5-6th Thermal and Fluids Engineering Conference (TFEC) (2023)

Kiana Kamrani FardJames A. Liburdy

aerodynamicsenergy harvestingaerospace engineeringflexible airfoilactive control

A Design Method for Low-Pressure Venturi Nozzles. Applied Mechanics (2022)

Hannah O’HernTimothy MurphyXiang ZhangJames LiburdyBahman Abbasi

mechanical engineeringmechanicslow-pressure venturi nozzlesdesign methodaerospace engineeringengineering

Effect of Actively-Controlled Trailing Edge Flap Upon Airfoil Energy Harvester. (2022)

Jordan StrahlJames Liburdy

engineeringairfoil energy harvesteraerodynamicsenergy harvestingautomatic controlactively-controlled trailing edgeaerospace engineeringactive control

Energy Harvesting Performance of Thick Oscillating Airfoils Using a Discrete Vortex Model. Journal of Fluids Engineering (2022)

Kiana Kamrani FardVickie NgoDeborah PenceJames Liburdy

discrete vortex modelaerodynamicsenergy harvestingapplied physicsengineering

A Leading-Edge Vortex Initiation Criteria for Large Amplitude Foil Oscillations Using a Discrete Vortex Model. Physics of Fluids (2021)

Kiana Kamrani FardVickie NgoJames A. Liburdy

physicsbiophysicsoscillation theorydiscrete vortex modelfluid dynamicsfluid mechanicsapplied physics

Vortical Structures and Mixing Characteristics of Flow in Randomly Packed Porous Media During Transition to Turbulence. (2021)

Reza M. ZiaziJames A. Liburdy

designfluid dynamicstransport phenomenaporous mediavortical structuresfluid mechanics

Experimental Study of Inertia-Based Passive Flexibility of a Heaving and Pitching Airfoil Operating in the Energy Harvesting Regime. Physics of Fluids (2020)

Firas F. SialaKiana Kamrani FardJames A. Liburdy

physicsaerodynamicsenergy harvestingenergy harvesting regimeairfoil operatingexperimental studyinertia-based passive flexibilityaerospace engineeringapplied physics

On the Energy Harvesting Performance of Oscillating Airfoils With Different Geometries Using Modified Discrete Vortex Method. APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Meeting Abstracts (2020)

Kiana Kamrani FardVickie NgoJames Liburdy

fluid dynamicsapplied physicsdiscrete vortex methodenergy harvesting

Power Estimation of Flapping Foil Energy Harvesters Using Vortex Impulse Theory. Renewable Energy (2020)

Firas F. SialaJames A. Liburdy

renewable energyenergy harvestingvortex impulse theorypower estimationengineering

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James A. Liburdy

JR Welty Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering

James A. Liburdy is currently serving as a College Of Engineering JR Welty Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James A. Liburdy

Oregon State University

JR Welty Professor of Mechanical Engineering

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Analysis of the Slip Relation Parameters in the Developing Region of Vertical Upward Two-Phase Flow With Co-Flowing Streams. (2025)

Energy Harvesting Improvement of a Flexible Airfoil With Active Control. Proceeding of 5-6th Thermal and Fluids Engineering Conference (TFEC) (2023)

Kiana Kamrani FardJames A. Liburdy

aerodynamicsenergy harvestingaerospace engineeringflexible airfoilactive control

A Design Method for Low-Pressure Venturi Nozzles. Applied Mechanics (2022)

Hannah O’HernTimothy MurphyXiang ZhangJames LiburdyBahman Abbasi

mechanical engineeringmechanicslow-pressure venturi nozzlesdesign methodaerospace engineeringengineering

Effect of Actively-Controlled Trailing Edge Flap Upon Airfoil Energy Harvester. (2022)

Jordan StrahlJames Liburdy

engineeringairfoil energy harvesteraerodynamicsenergy harvestingautomatic controlactively-controlled trailing edgeaerospace engineeringactive control

Energy Harvesting Performance of Thick Oscillating Airfoils Using a Discrete Vortex Model. Journal of Fluids Engineering (2022)

Kiana Kamrani FardVickie NgoDeborah PenceJames Liburdy

discrete vortex modelaerodynamicsenergy harvestingapplied physicsengineering

A Leading-Edge Vortex Initiation Criteria for Large Amplitude Foil Oscillations Using a Discrete Vortex Model. Physics of Fluids (2021)

Kiana Kamrani FardVickie NgoJames A. Liburdy

physicsbiophysicsoscillation theorydiscrete vortex modelfluid dynamicsfluid mechanicsapplied physics

Vortical Structures and Mixing Characteristics of Flow in Randomly Packed Porous Media During Transition to Turbulence. (2021)

Reza M. ZiaziJames A. Liburdy

designfluid dynamicstransport phenomenaporous mediavortical structuresfluid mechanics

Experimental Study of Inertia-Based Passive Flexibility of a Heaving and Pitching Airfoil Operating in the Energy Harvesting Regime. Physics of Fluids (2020)

Firas F. SialaKiana Kamrani FardJames A. Liburdy

physicsaerodynamicsenergy harvestingenergy harvesting regimeairfoil operatingexperimental studyinertia-based passive flexibilityaerospace engineeringapplied physics

On the Energy Harvesting Performance of Oscillating Airfoils With Different Geometries Using Modified Discrete Vortex Method. APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Meeting Abstracts (2020)

Kiana Kamrani FardVickie NgoJames Liburdy

fluid dynamicsapplied physicsdiscrete vortex methodenergy harvesting

Power Estimation of Flapping Foil Energy Harvesters Using Vortex Impulse Theory. Renewable Energy (2020)

Firas F. SialaJames A. Liburdy

renewable energyenergy harvestingvortex impulse theorypower estimationengineering

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