As we sit here the power and propulsion industry is changing from day to day, technology, our customer requirements and global restrictions. Our GPPS events in 2023 are designed to bring todays turbomachinery topics to the foreground and allow you to develop your knowledge and personal network within our energy systems and community.

Coming up later this year

3rd CFD Workshop

The CFD Workshop will take place on October 16, 2023. The workshop will proceed the GPPS Hong Kong23 technical conference and be in a hybrid format (the main technical conference will take place in person).

Participants are welcome to analyze the three cases, submit their prediction results, attend the workshop to present their results, listen and learn from the discussions. In the workshop, the organizers will present a summary of all submitted data. After that, each participant submitting the prediction results will have a 10-min rapid talk to present their results. No paper submission is required. The three test cases to be investigated are: the TUDa-GLR-OpenStage Transonic Axial Compressor, the BUAA Low Speed Large Scale Axial Compressor and the ETH Zurich 1.5-stage Turbine.

The CFD Workshop Organizers

2023 Turbomachinery Technical Conference

The 2023 GPPS Technical Conference will be taking place in Hong Kong this October 17 -19, 2023 hosted at The University of Hong Kong (HKU).

The event is expected to attract a wide spectrum of reseachers and industry representatives. With multiple keynotes from highly experienced and knowledgeable speakers.

As our fourth Technical Conference in Asia, we very much expect this to be one of the highlights of the Power&Propulsion Conference lineup of 2023.

The topics include Aeroacoustics & Noise, Combustor & Combustion, Deposition, Erosion, Fouling & Icing in Gas Turbines, Ducts, Nozzles, Exhausts & Component Interaction and Integration, Energy Systems & Carriers, Energy Transition & Renewables, Heat Transfer, Instrumentation, Control, Testing, Monitoring & Diagnostics, Secondary Air System & Sealing, Mechanics and Materials, Supercritical CO2, Thermodynamic Cycles for Power & Propulsion, Turbomachinery Aerodynamics, Turbomachinery Aeroelasticity, Turbomachinery Unsteady Aerodynamics and Pumps.