Contact information
Franck Lominé LGCGM - INSA Rennes, 20 Avenue des Buttes de Coësmes CS 70839 35708 Rennes Cedex 7 FRANCE
Bâtiment 7, bureau 126 Tel: +33 (0)2 23 23 87 67
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Research activities
I am an assistant professor at the Laboratory of Civil and Mechanical Engineering of the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA) of Rennes. My current research activities are mainly focused on the study of transfer phenomena in porous media and associated flows. I am particularly interested in problems related to erosion, filtration and particle transport in porous media such as soils. Previously, I worked at the Research Institute of Civil Engineering and Mechanics (GeM), at the IRSTEA (Grenoble) and at the Institute of Physics of Rennes.
By clicking on the links below, you will be able to obtain more information about the work I am conducting or have conducted as part of my research activities.
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Wave breaking and run-up
My research activities are related to the transformation of water waves near the shores. My work is aimed at studying the run-up of these waves when breaking can occurs. ... more
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Flows of particles through a porous medium
The handling of granular matter is often a source of many problems. One of them is size segregation, which implies a no homogeneous distribution of the various species of grains, this makes very difficult the realization of homogeneous mixtures. ... more
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Internal erosion in soils
Hydraulic structures ensure the protection of persons and goods, the production of electricity and water storage. The failure of such structures can lead to significant human and material disasters. This can be caused by several factors, but the predominant one is the internal erosion phenomenon. ... more
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INSA Rennes
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University of Rennes
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A few related papers:
- An analysis of optimal segmented flight design in a rotary dryer
- Modeling of fluid-solid interaction in granular media with coupled lattice Boltzmann/discrete element methods: application to piping erosion
- Two-scale analysis of the permeability of 3D periodic granular and fibrous media
- Numerical investigation of the influence of fiber geometry on filtration performance with a coupled LB-DE method
- Internal erosion in granular media: direct numerical simulations and energy interpretation
- Investigation in modelling piping erosion with a coupled " lattice Boltzmann - discrete element " numerical method
- Dispersion of particles by spontaneous interparticle percolation through unconsolidated porous media