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Fluid Mixing at Extreme Conditions Laboratory

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Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Vasco O. Duke-Walker

Major: Mechanical Engineering

Class: 2018

Vasco Duke-Walker is a Ph.D. candidate working as a lead experimentalist in our shock tube facility. His current project utilizes advanced flow field diagnostics to study the microscale of shock-driven multiphase systems involving measurements to understand the simultaneous breakup, evaporation, and mixing of droplets behind a shock wave. His last work was on droplet break up and evaporation titled, ” Experiments on the breakup and evaporation of small droplets at high Weber number”

Vasco is from Panama. He holds a Bachelor’s in Aeronautical Engineering, a Master’s in Business Administration from the Technological University of Panama, and a Master of Science in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from the University of Missouri-Columbia.

Contact

Office: Doherty Bldg. Room 110A

email: vasco.duke@tamu.edu

phone (720) 589-4203

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