Miss Muram Abbadi
Contact
- Email: k1352100@kingston.ac.uk
- Location: Roehampton Vale
- Faculty: Faculty of Engineering, Computing and the Environment
- School: School of Engineering and the Environment
- Department: Department of Aerospace and Aircraft Engineering
Research project: CFD modelling of morphing wings with variable camber configurations for the optimal aerodynamic performance.
Abstract
There is a strong interests in applying innovative morphing wings to the next generation passenger-carrying jets, eco-friendly electric aircraft and drones to improve aerodynamic efficiency, aligning with the sustainability development considerations. My research focuses on developing optimal morphing wing design to improve aerodynamic performance and fuel efficiency at various flight phases.
- Research degree: PhD
- Title of project: CFD modelling of morphing wings with variable camber configurations for the optimal aerodynamic performance.
- Research supervisor: Dr Sing Lo
- Other research supervisor: Dr Doni Daniel
Biography
I graduated in Aerospace Engineering (MEng) with hons from Kingston University. I then went on to work in the aviation industry as an Aerodynamics Engineer. I am being sponsored by Air Charter Service to do my PhD on the topic of optimising the aerodynamic performance of morphing wings at various stages of flight.
Areas of research interest
- Aerodynamics
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
Qualifications
- Aerospace Engineering (MEng)
Funding or awards received
- Air Charter Service scholarship