Moussa Tembely
Assistant Professor, Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering
Research activities
Research interests
Multiphase Flows, CFD, Thermal Spray, Flow in Porous Media, Rheology, Machine and Deep Learning,
Teaching activities
Publications
Selected Publications
Mahendru, P., Tembely, M., & Dolatabadi, A. (2023). ArtificialIntelligence Models for Analyzing Thermally Sprayed Functional Coatings. Journal of Thermal Spray Technology, 32(2), 388–400.
Tembely, M., Vadillo, D. C., Dolatabadi, A., & Soucemarianadin, A.(2022). A machine learning approach for predicting the maximum spreading factorof droplets upon impact on surfaces with various wettabilities. Processes,10(6), 1141.
Tembely, M., AlSumaiti, A. M.,& Alameri, W. S. (2021). Machine and deep learning for estimating thepermeability of complex carbonate rock from X-ray micro-computed tomography. Energy Reports, 7, 1460–1472.
Gomaa, H., Tembely, M., Esmail, N., & Dolatabadi, A. (2020).Bouncing of cloud-sized microdroplets on superhydrophobic surfaces. Physics of Fluids, 32(12), 122118.
Tembely, M., & Dolatabadi, A. (2019). A comprehensive model forpredicting droplet freezing features on a cold substrate. Journal of FluidMechanics, 859, 566–585.
Tembely, M., Attarzadeh, R., & Dolatabadi, A. (2018). On thenumerical modeling of supercooled micro-droplet impact and freezing onsuperhydrophobic surfaces. International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer,127, 193–202.
Moghtadernejad, S., Tembely, M., Jadidi, M., Esmail, N., &Dolatabadi, A. (2015). Shear driven droplet shedding and coalescence on asuperhydrophobic surface. Physics of Fluids, 27(3), 32106.https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4914168
Mohammadi, M., Tembely, M., & Dolatabadi, A. (2017). Predictivemodel of supercooled water droplet pinning/repulsion impacting asuperhydrophobic surface: the role of the gas–liquid interface temperature. Langmuir,33(8), 1816–1825.
Tembely, M., Vadillo, D., Mackley, M. R., & Soucemarianadin, A.(2012). The matching of a “one-dimensional” numerical simulation and experimentresults for low viscosity Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids during fastfilament stretching and subsequent break-up. Journal of Rheology, 56(1),159–183.
Tembely, M., Lecot, C., & Soucemarianadin, A. (2011). Prediction andevolution of drop-size distribution for a new ultrasonic atomizer. AppliedThermal Engineering, 31(5), 656–667.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2010.09.027
Franco, A. A., & Tembely, M. (2007). Transient multiscale modelingof aging mechanisms in a PEFC cathode. Journal of the ElectrochemicalSociety, 154(7), B712.