Luke Smith

I am a postdoctoral research assistant in the Ultrasound GroupLink opens in a new window in Physics. I research industrial applications of ultrasound, with a particular focus on flow measurement and ultrasonic guided waves. I also help to deliver the department's outreach activitiesLink opens in a new window.

Research Interests

• Novel ultrasonic flow measurement
  • Guided waves
  • Multipath configurations
  • Signal processing and data acquisition systems
• Computational modelling of ultrasound
  • Ray tracing
  • FEM using PZFlex and COMSOL
• Other ultrasonic applications
  • Non-destructive testing
  • Smart devices

Publications

Design of Miniature Clamp-On Ultrasonic Flow Measurement TransducersLink opens in a new window

Clamp-On Measurements of Fluid Flow in Small-Diameter Metal Pipes Using Ultrasonic Guided WavesLink opens in a new window

Transducer Design for Clamp-on Guided Wave Flow Measurement in Thin-Walled PipesLink opens in a new window

Simultaneous data acquisition for improved performance in transit time difference ultrasonic flowmetersLink opens in a new window

A deflected ray model of the transit time difference in ultrasonic flow meters applied to non-ideal flow profilesLink opens in a new window

A ray tracing model of a V-configuration transit time difference flow meter based on the ray deflection effectLink opens in a new window

Links

GitHubLink opens in a new window

ORCIDLink opens in a new window

Contact Details

Office: P244

Email: Luke.Smith.1@Warwick.ac.uk