Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering

Applied Physics Research Group (APRG)

Led by Subrata Roy · Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

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What we study

APRG uses plasma, a charged gas, to steer airflow over wings and turbine blades and to build tiny electric thrusters for spacecraft. It also studies hypersonic flight and works with both computer simulations and wind-tunnel experiments.

What working here is like

  • Computational
  • Building & testing
  • Coding helps
Projects
5
Papers
5

Current projects

Numerical Modeling of Plasma Based Flow Control

Builds computer models of how plasma can be used to control airflow over wings and blades.

Micro Plasma Actuators

Develops tiny plasma actuators, small devices that create a charged gas to steer airflow over surfaces.

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Turbine Film Cooling

Studies cooling of turbine blades by a film of cooler gas, using the lab's plasma and fluid flow expertise.

Dynamic Stall delay using High Frequency Plasma Actuation

Tests whether rapid plasma actuation on an airfoil can delay dynamic stall, the sudden loss of lift that matters for helicopters, aircraft and micro air vehicles.

Free Molecular Electro Jet (FMEJ)

Develops the Free Molecular Electro Jet, a new type of micro-thruster for small satellites that gives small pushes for orbit and pointing control while using little power.

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