Progress in Scale Modeling, an International Journal (PSMIJ), an open access scholarly journal based at the University of Kentucky Institute of Research for Technology Development, publishes new experimental, numerical, and theoretical results of scale modeling. PSMIJ provides an open forum for researchers and users of scale modeling to share and discuss current challenges and progress. See the Aims & Scope page for more information.
Recent Accepted Papers
Review Articles
Scaling realistic fire scenarios
James G. Quintiere
Scaling considerations for fire whirls
Forman A. Williams
Similitude theory applied to plates in vibroacoustic field: a review up to 2020
Alessandro Casaburo, Giuseppe Petrone, Francesco Franco, and Sergio De Rosa
Research Articles
Towards scaling laws for DDT in obstructed channels
Elaine S. Oran and Vadim N. Gamezo
The behavior of micro explosive charge underwater explosion near a rigid wall
Kazutaka Kitagawa and Atsushi Abe
Scale modeling of dust capture through a flooded-bed dust scrubber integrated within a longwall shearer
Sampurna Arya, Ashish Kumar, Kozo Saito, Thomas Novak, and Adam Levy
Scale and numerical modeling to determine operating points of a non-clogging Vortecone filter in mining operation
Ashish R. Kumar, Sampurna Arya, Adam Levy, Steven Schafrik, William C. Wedding, and Kozo Saito
The model area in successful lean transformation and scale modeling
William Cooper, M. Abbot Maginnis, David Parsley, and Kozo Saito
Cracking during flame spread over pyrolyzing solids
Yen Nguyen, Indrek S. Wichman, and Thomas J. Pence
A strategy to predict the global warming gas from stock farming —Potential scaling law of the released methane from livestock—
Toshiaki Nakashima, Tsuneyoshi Matsuoka, and Yuji Nakamura
