Towards a General Analytical Model of Aerodynamic and Phase Instabilities in Advanced Fluid Machinery

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Natural gas is a promising resource for Canada's economic growth and energy sustainability. According to the 2014 BC Jobs Plan, more than 100,000 jobs can be created in British Columbia alone through the extraction, liquefaction, and export of liquefied natural gas (LNG). Natural gas has been identified as an environmentally superior alternative to gasoline or diesel for green transportation, and several Canadian companies are already market leaders in systems for natural gas fueled vehicles. To strengthen Canada’s position as a world leader in the extraction and utilization of natural gas, a program of research is needed with a specific focus on improving the efficiency and reliability of the pumps, turbines, and other fluid machinery used in natural gas systems.