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Panagiota Angeli's Webpage

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Dr Panagiota Angeli
Department of Chemical Engineering
University College London
Torrington Place
London WC1E 7JE
United Kingdom

Dr Angeli received her Diploma in Chemical Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens in 1990, where she subsequently remained for a further period as a Research Assistant. Following this she joined Imperial College in 1992 where she studied for a PhD in Chemical Engineering specialising in Multiphase Flows. Dr Angeli joined the Department of Chemical Engineering at UCL in February 1996 where she is currently a Reader. In 1998 she received an Esso Fellowship Award.

Dr Angeli is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) and a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece. She is a member of the EPSRC Peer Review Engineering College and of the Experts Panel of the Norwegian Research Council.

Research Interests

Dr Angeli’s research interests are in the area of two-phase flows for energy and process engineering applications. They span from studies of pipeline flows of oil-water mixtures relevant to oil production and transportation, to intensified liquid-liquid extractions in small channels relevant to reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel and to two-phase micro-reactors for fine chemicals and pharmaceuticals production.

The aim of the research is to gain fundamental understanding of flow phenomena in two-phase systems and their interactions with mass transfer, and to formulate models for predicting their behaviour. This is achieved through a combination of detailed and sophisticated experimental measurements with analytical and numerical modelling.

The work is supported by state of the art experimental facilities that include pilot scale flow loops for oil-water mixtures and bench scale set ups for intensified and microscale flow and mass transfer systems. Also available is advanced instrumentation for studying velocity and turbulence (Particle Image Velocimetry, PIV; hot film anemometry), phase distribution (Electrical Resistance Tomography, ERT), viscosity and interfacial properties, as well as a variety of local conductivity probes, made in house, for investigating drop size, interface positioning and phase continuity.

Teaching Interests

Dr Angeli’s teaching activities cover core chemical engineering subjects with an emphasis on transport phenomena and flow dynamics in single and two-phase systems. Below are the modules she is currently involved in teaching.
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