Video Ann Dowling 2013 Kate Gleason Award

Video Ann Dowling 2013 Kate Gleason Award Video Ann Dowling 2013 Kate Gleason Award Video: Ann Dowling, 2013 Kate Gleason Award Ann Dowling is leader of the branch of building at the University of Cambridge in the U.K., where she is an educator of mechanical designing and seat of the University Gas Turbine Partnership with Rolls-Royce. She is one of the authors of the Energy Efficient Cities activity at Cambridge and was the U.K. lead of the Silent Aircraft Initiative, a coordinated effort between specialists at Cambridge and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge. Dr. Dowlings research is principally in the fields of burning, acoustics and vibration, and is centered around low-outflow ignition and calm vehicles. Her examination on shaky burning gives knowledge and models that are empowering gas turbine makers to abstain from harming hazards in low-discharge combustors. She showed that dynamic input control is an amazing method of taking out the harming associations that lead to unsteadiness. This innovation, which brings about additional push from a max engine propulsion and ultra-low outflows from ground-based gas turbines, supplements latent control methods Dr. Dowling has likewise evolved. To peruse progressively about other ASME honorees, click here. The copyright of this program is possessed by ASME.