Heat and bubble transport over complex solid surfaces

Green hydrogen production is an example of gas-producing electrochemical systems, in which accumulation of gas bubbles on complex solid surfaces, e.g. solid foams, leads to serious loss of efficiency. The project aims to generate fundamental knowledge on the behavior of non-isothermal bubbly flows in solid foams and develop modeling tools essential for the design of such systems. The grant will allow the recruitment of one PhD student, two postdocs and purchasing of equipment.