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With increase in demand for renewable electricity wind turbines grows in size over the years to increase power output of each individual turbines. However, such increase in size results in increase in aeroelastic effects on blades and turbines structure that no longer can be ignored. Further, as the modern wind turbines are targeted to operate offshore, they are exposed to harsher weather conditions and higher wind speeds. This will also contribute to the  larger, time-dependent loading on the turbine’s blades and structure. Considering these aeroelastic effect would results in more optimal design of these wind turbines, increase their durability and eventually reduces the cost of wind energy electricity. However, the current methods suitable for engineering design of the wind turbines and their aeroelastic simulations are not capable of accurately capturing a important phenomena such as massive separation and vortex-shedding over the blades.\nThe aim of this research is to develop a model capable of accurately predicting flow separation and vortex-shedding over the turbine blade at extreme weather condition. The mathematical model would be in context of computationally inexpensive potential-flow methods such as unsteady-vortex lattice method.\nHigh-fidelity numerical simulations will also performed to provide a detailed information of the flow field for simpler cases and used for comparison and validation of the developed method.\nThe method then will be applied to study the aeroelastic response of very large wind turbines and improve the design of these devices.\nPrerequisite:\nWe are seeking highly motivated student with strong interests in renewable energy and numerical simulation. Good knowledge of flow dynamics and mathematical skills.\nKnowledge and experience of programming and experience with python and C++ are desirable.\nNewcastle University is committed to being a fully inclusive Global University which actively recruits, supports and retains colleagues from all sectors of society.  We value diversity as well as celebrate, support and thrive on the contributions of all our employees and the communities they represent.  We are proud to be an equal opportunities employer and encourage applications from everybody, regardless of race, sex, ethnicity, religion, nationality, sexual orientation, age, disability, gender identity, marital status/civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, as well as being open to flexible working practices.\nReferences (optional):  \u0005\nApplication enquires\u0005:  Mohsen Lahooti, \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:mohsen.lahooti@newcastle.ac.uk\" \\h \u0014mohsen.lahooti@newcastle.ac.uk\u0015\n\u000f\nWe will also need to link your PhD advert up to the subject keywords below so that your PhD studentship can be found on findaphd.com.  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