Sanja Miskovic
Assistant Professor
Research Classification
Mineral Processing
Multiphase Systems
Production and Process Optimization
Optimization, Control and Operations Research
Prefeasibility and Pilot Scale
R&D and Innovation
Technological Innovations
Sensors and Devices
Research Interests
Multiphase Flows
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Experimental Fluid Dynamics
High performance computing
Minerals Processing
Embedded Sensors
IIoT
Industrial Big Data
Critical Elements Extraction
Relevant Degree Programs
Affiliations to Research Centres, Institutes & Clusters
Research Methodology
High-Speed Radioactive Particle Tracking
High-Performance Computing Cluster
GPU Cluster
Private Cloud
Automated Stirred Tank Reactor
AR Headset
Light Field Camera
High Speed Camera
Reactor Diagnostics
Microreactor Fabrication and Testing
Microfluidics System
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Doctoral students
Postdoctoral Fellows
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Publications
- CFD simulation of single-phase flow in flotation cells: Effect of impeller blade shape, clearance, and Reynolds number (2019)
International Journal of Mining Science and Technology, 29 (5), 657-669 - The effect of particle size on coal flotation kinetics: A review (2018)
Physicochemical Problems of Mineral Processing, 54 (4), 1172-1190 - A high-order moment-conserving method of classes (HMMC) based population balance model for mechanical flotation cells (2017)
Minerals Engineering, 108, 36-52 - Investigation of gas dispersion characteristics in stirred tank and flotation cell using a corrected CFD-PBM quadrature-based moment method approach (2016)
Minerals Engineering, 95, 161-184 - Numerical and experimental investigation of single phase flow characteristics in stirred tanks using Rushton turbine and flotation impeller (2015)
Minerals Engineering, 83, 156-167 - Numerical simulation of fluid flow in deterministic lateral displacement devices (2013)
American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Fluids Engineering Division (Publication) FEDSM, 2 - Numerical study of single phase liquid mixing in stirred tanks fitted with Rushton Turbine and standard flotation impeller (2013)
ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, Proceedings (IMECE), 7 A - Comparison of two bubble sizing methods for performance evaluation of mechanical flotation cells (2012)
Separation Technologies for Minerals, Coal, and Earth Resources, 563-574
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