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Towards realistic simulations of human cough: effect of droplet emission duration and spread angle

Mogeng Li, Kai Leong Chong, Chong Shen Ng +6

Human respiratory events, such as coughing and sneezing, play an important role in the host-to-host airborne transmission of diseases. Thus, there has been a substantial effort in…

physics.flu-dyn20211 cited

Optimal ventilation rate for effective displacement ventilation

Rui Yang, Chong Shen Ng, Kai Leong Chong +2

Indoor ventilation is essential for a healthy and comfortable living environment. A key issue is to discharge anthropogenic air contamination such as CO2 gas or, more seriously, ai…

physics.flu-dyn2020

Growth of respiratory droplets in cold and humid air

Chong Shen Ng, Kai Leong Chong, Rui Yang +3

The ambient conditions surrounding liquid droplets determine their growth or shrinkage. However, the precise fate of a liquid droplet expelled from a respiratory puff as dictated b…

physics.flu-dyn2020

Extended lifetime of respiratory droplets in a turbulent vapour puff and its implications on airborne disease transmission

Kai Leong Chong, Chong Shen Ng, Naoki Hori +3

To quantify the fate of respiratory droplets under different ambient relative humidities, direct numerical simulations of a typical respiratory event are performed. We found that,…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Convection-dominated dissolution for single and multiple immersed sessile droplets

Kai Leong Chong, Yanshen Li, Chong Shen Ng +2

We numerically investigate both single and multiple droplet dissolution with droplets consisting of lighter liquid dissolving in a denser host liquid. The significance of buoyancy…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Non-universal transport mechanisms in vertical natural convection with dispersed light droplets

Chong Shen Ng, Vamsi Spandan, Roberto Verzicco +1

We present results on the effect of dispersed droplets in vertical natural convection (VC) using direct numerical simulations based on a two-way fully coupled Euler-Lagrange approa…