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Dr. Tamer Heshmat Mohamed

Assistant Professor

Faculty Office Ext.

1731

Faculty Building

UB2

Office Number

238

Biography

Dr. Tamer received his B.Sc. Aerospace Engineering from Cairo University in 2000; his M.Sc. Engineering Mathematics, Cairo University, 2005; and his Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Yokohama National University, in 2010. He is currently an assistant professor at Nile University, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

Dr. Tamer participated in teaching Engineering courses at several educational institutes like Modern Sciences and Arts (MSA), Institute of Aviation Engineering and Technology (IAET), and Cairo University, serving as a part-time and full-time professor; the courses he taught covered a wide spectrum that includes basic sciences and applied topics.

Dr. Tamer contributed to various quality and accreditation activities at his mother institute, Cairo University, and Nile University. He has successfully prepared the quality portfolio for the preliminary NAQAAE application at NU. He is currently serving as the director of the Business Intelligence unit.

As for his research focus, the main topic of his research is applying mathematics to engineering applications. These applications include the design of breakwaters, HVAC problems, and numerical analysis of discretization methods.

 

 

Recent Publications

Modeling complex flow induced by water waves propagation over submerged square obstacles

Submerged breakwaters are efficient structures used for shore protection. Many design features of these structures are captured upon modeling wave propagation over submerged square obstacles. The presence of separation vortices and large free surface deformations complicates the problem. A multiphase turbulent numerical model is developed using ANSYS commercial package. Careful domain

Energy and Water
Mechanical Design

Simulation of Water Wave Interaction with Large Submerged Square Obstacles

Water waves propagation over submerged obstacles is considered. The problem serves as an efficient model for modeling breakwaters. A numerical wave tank is developed to simulate the induced flow field. The model is based on multiphase viscous flow assumptions. Computations are performed adopting clustered grids and suitable initial and boundary conditions. The results are verified using the flow
Energy and Water
Mechanical Design

Systematic university decision making based on footprint identifiers

A new systematic decision-making framework for universities is presented. The framework avoids the disadvantages of the balanced score cards technique. A solid mathematical technique is provided for mapping processes and quality items. Application to the Egyptian system is fully explained. The footprint concept developed within an international initiative is introduced. The mathematical

Mechanical Design

Modelling Three Dimensional Unsteady Turbulent HVAC Induced Flow

The number of words should not exceed 350. A three-dimensional numerical model for HVAC induced flow is presented. The nonlinear set of buoyancy driven incompressible flow equations, augmented with those of energy and k-ϵ turbulence model is solved. Various relevant are discussed. These challenges include avoiding expensive commercial packages, modelling complex boundaries, and capturing near wall

Mechanical Design

Efficient Finite Element Modeling of Complex HVAC Applications

A new Finite element model for HVAC applications is introduced. The model incorporates flow turbulence, buoyancy effects and unsteadiness. Also, the model accommodates complicated boundaries due to complex geometries and perforated tiles. Experimental validation is provided and extensive results for flow and temperature contours are presented. Temporal and spatial resolution prove that the model

Mechanical Design

Cold flow numerical simulation inside local pottery furnace for different designs for the air inlet

One of the many pleasures of living in Egypt is having the opportunity to visit places like a village called Tunis in El-Fayoum governorate which is a touristic village and export art and handicraft such as Pottery for 3-4 decades. The clay processing in the traditional pottery industry contains several stages. The process and quality of the pottery have to be improved to reduce pollution and the

Healthcare
Software and Communications
Agriculture and Crops
Research Tracks
  • Engineering Mechanics
  • Numerical Analysis
  • Smart Management
Projects
ASRP
Research Project

Academic System Resource Planning: A Fully-Automated Smart Campus/ASRP

Objectives: The project aims at creating a smart automated academic and administrative university environment infiltrating the global perspective of Education Quality and best practices for University Management and Academic System Resource Planning within the HE system in EG through the design and development of a smart digital platform for monitoring, analysis and closed-loop feedback control of
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Research Project

Sate flow modelling and Control of Home Appliance

Abstract Modern home appliances are designed to be intelligent, performing complex activities to make our lives easier. However, unexpected failures, such as error codes in automatic washing machines, can be confusing for users. Discrete event models can be used to improve the prediction of appliance behavior and avoid this scenario. These models can help identify the root cause of the error