College of Intelligence and Computing
Associate professor
Secratory for National One Thousand Young Talent
qhou@tju.edu.cn
Yaguan Road 135, Haihe Education Park, Jinnan District, Tianjin
Qingzhi Hou holds B.S. and M.Sc degrees in Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics from Northwestern Polytechnical University. From 2008 to 2012, he did his Ph.D at Eindhoven University of Technology with the scholarship award from China Scholarship Council (CSC), where he focused on numerical and experimental study of unsteady conduit flows. From 2010 to 2011, as a Visiting Scholar, he visited the University Technology Centre for Mechanical Transmissions Systems, Gas Turbine Transmission Systems, University of Nottingham. Before joining Tianjin university in 2013, he was a Research Fellow at Shenzhen Research Institute, City University of Hong Kong.
Dr. Hou is currently working on Lagrangian particle modeling and experiments of multi-phase fluid dynamics, its visualization and engineering application. His focus includes meshless methods, high performance computing, scientific computing and visualization.
- Doctor of Science| Eindhoven University of Technology| Applied Mathematics-Scientific Computing| 2012
- Visiting Scholar| University of Nottingham| 2011
- Ph.D student| Tongji University| Wind Engineering| 2008
- Master of Engineering| Northwestern Polytechnical University| Engineering Mechanics| 2007
- Bachelor of Engineering| Northwestern Polytechnical University| Civil Engineering| 2004
- Computer simulation of pollutant transport. The focus is on Lagrangian particle method and scientific computing. The application includes pollutant transport in atmosphere, river and ocean, e.g. salinity, sediment, smog and oil spill.
- Computer simulation of multi-phase fluid dynamics. The focus is on computational fluid dynamics, meshless methods and scientific computing. The application is mainly related to urban stormwater management.
- Computational aeroacoustics. The focus is on wave propogation in flowing fluids in a domain with moving boundaries. The application is continuous human speech production and speech synthesis.
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2016.7-2017.9
Tianjin Key Laboratory of Cognitive Computing and Application | Tianjin University | Associate Professor -
2013.1-2016.6
High Performance Computing Center | Tianjin University | Assistant Professor -
2012.10-2013.1
Shenzhen Research Institute | City University of Hongkong | Research Fellow
- Papers
- [1] Fluid-structure interaction with pipe-wall viscoelasticity during water hammer
- [2] Emptying of large-scale pipeline by pressurized air
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- [3] Dynamic force on an elbow caused by a traveling liquid slug
- [4] Smoothed particle hydrodynamics simulations of flow separation at bends
- [5] Experimental and numerical investigations on filling of a large-scale pipeline
- [6] Water-column mass losses during emptying of a large-scale pipeline by pressurized air
- [7] Generalized finite difference time domain method and its application to acoustics
- [8] SPH Simulation of Aeroacoustic Problems in Vocal Tract
- [9] An improved one-dimensional model for liquid slugs travelling in pipelines
- [10] Improved one-dimensional models for rapid emptying and filling of pipelines
- [11] Discussion of ”Water Hammer in a Horizontal Rectangular Conduit Containing Air-Water Two-Phase Slug Flow” by Amin Eyhavand-Koohzadi, Seyed M. Borghei, and Abdorreza Kabiri-Samani.
- Honors & Awards
- [1] Acoustics '17 Boston Best Paper Award