Andrew J. Rollins
Andrew J. Rollins
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Aerospace engineering and applied mathematics student and naval nuclear officer candidate focused on internal flows, turbulence, and separation phenomena, with research targeting propulsion-relevant systems and defense applications.
US Navy Reserve Midshipman - Nuclear Option, Submarine Warfare
Illinois Institute of Technology Student Pursuing: M.S. Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Fluid Dynamics Concentration, B.S. Aerospace Engineering, B.S. Applied Mathematics, Minor in Policy & Ethics
Current Courses:
MMAE 513 - Turbulent Flow
MATH 489 - Partial Differential Equations
MMAE 415 - Aerospace Laboratory II
MMAE 372 - Aerospace Materials
MMAE 352 - Aerospace Propulsion
NS 402 - Leadership and Ethics
Current Project
Current Project
Together, with William Strain and Michael Davis, I am working on creating a baseline data set of a diverging diffuser that establishes standardized geometry, boundary conditions, and measurement definitions for wall static-pressure distribution across a controlled flow-speed sweep. This dataset will serve as the reference case for one-to-one validation of our ANSYS Fluent models, enabling comparisons of separation behavior and diffuser performance metrics before extending the work into turbulence-model sensitivity studies.
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