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Tamy Guimarães

Assistant Professor

Affiliation(s):

  • Mechanical Engineering

109 Research East Building

guimaraes@psu.edu

814-863-6290

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Education

  • Bachelors, Science and Technology, Universidade Federal do ABC, 2009
  • Bachelors in Engineering, Energy Engineering, Universidade Federal do ABC, 2013
  • Doctor of Philosophy, Mechanical Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 2018

Publications

Journal Articles

  • Tamara Guimarães, K. Todd Lowe and Walter F. O'Brien, 2019, "Vortical flow development in round ducts across scales for engine inlet applications", Experiments in Fluids, 60, (4), pp. 16
  • Tamara Guimarães, K. Todd Lowe and Walter F. O'Brien, 2018, "Complex Flow Generation and Development in a Full-Scale Turbofan Inlet", Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power, 140, (8)
  • Tamara Guimarães, K. Todd Lowe and Walter F. O'Brien, 2017, "StreamVane Turbofan Inlet Swirl Distortion Generator: Mean Flow and Turbulence Structure", Journal of Propulsion and Power, 34, (2)
  • Hanin Othman, Rahman Azari and Tamara Guimarães, , "Developing and prototyping of a low-cost real-time indoor air quality multi-sensing monitoring system with Internet-of-Things (IoT) integration potential", TAD Technology, Architecture and Design

Conference Proceedings

  • Jiaxuan Wang, Abrar Ul Karim, Tamara Guimarães and Robert Kunz, 2024, "AN ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED SMALL FOOTPRINT WIND TUNNEL FOR WALL JET AND PARTICLE SCAVENGING STUDIES"
  • Dahae Jeong and Tamara Guimarães, 2024, "Development of a High-Resolution Computational Model for Investigating the Flow Around and Inside Traditional Five-Hole Probes", Orlando, FL
  • SungKi Jung and Tamara Guimarães, 2023, "Fast and Accurate Strategies for CFD-based Aerodynamic Shape Exploration in a System of Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm", National Harbor, MD
  • Tamara Guimarães, K. Todd Lowe and Walter F. O'Brien, 2018, "Particle Image Velocimetry for Distorted Turbofan Engine Inlet Applications", July 16 - 18, 2018, Lisbon, Portugal
  • Tamara Guimarães, Dustin J. Frohnapfel, K. Todd Lowe and Walter F. O'Brien, 2017, "Streamwise Development and Turbulence Characterization of a Twin-Vortex Inlet Distortion for Turbofan Applications", July 10 - 12, 2017, Atlanta, GA
  • Tamara Guimarães, K. Todd Lowe and Walter F. O'Brien, 2017, "Complex Flow Generation and Development in a Full-Scale Turbofan Inlet", June 26 – 30, 2017, Charlotte, NC, pp. V02BT42A012
  • William C. Schneck, Tamara Guimarães, Dustin J. Frohnapfel, K. Todd Lowe, Walter F. O'Brien and William W. Copenhaver, 2017, "Swirling Flow Evolution Part 2: StreamFlow 2D+t Model Validated with Stereo PIV Measurements", January 9 - 13, 2017, Grapevine, TX
  • Tamara Guimarães, William W. Copenhaver, William C. Schneck, K. Todd and Walter F. O'Brien, 2017, "Swirling Flow Evolution Part 1: Design and Stereo PIV Measurements at Select Planes", January 9 - 13, 2017, Grapevine, TX
  • Tamara Guimarães and K. Todd Lowe, 2016, "Application of fluorescent particles for particle tracking velocimetry in wind tunnels", July 4 - 7, 2016, Lisbon, Portugal
  • Tamara Guimarães, K. Todd Lowe and Walter F. O'Brien, 2016, "An overview of recent results using the StreamVaneTM method for generating tailored swirl distortion in jet engine research", January 4 - 8, 2016, San Diego, CA
  • Tamara Guimarães, K. Todd Lowe, Michael Nelson, Walter F. O'Brien and Caroline Kirk, 2015, "Stereoscopic PIV measurements in a turbofan inlet with tailored swirl distortion", June 22 - 26, 2015, Dallas, TX
  • Dahae Jeong and Tamara Guimarães, , "A NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF FIVE-HOLE PROBE CALIBRATIONS IN LOW-SPEED FLOWS"

Research Projects

  • September 2022 - August 2025, "REU Site: Lowering the Carbon Footprint through Research in Propulsion andPower Generation," (Sponsor: National Science Foundation).
  • September 2022 - August 2023, "Optimization of amphibious aircraft for Amazon Rainforest operations," (Sponsor: Partners of the Americas).
  • July 2022 - January 2023, "STTR: Multidisciplinary optimization of vane-type heat exchangers for non-uniform aircraft inlets," (Sponsor: Continuum Dynamics, Inc.).

Honors and Awards

  • Belonging Excellence in Research and Teaching (BETR) Advocate Award, Mechanical Engineering, April 2024
  • Brazilian Diaspora Award, Brazilian Embassy in the US, December 2022

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