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Dr Thomas Lloyd M.Eng., Ph.D.

Visiting Researcher

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Dr Thomas Lloyd is Visiting Researcher within Engineering and Physical Sciences at the University of Southampton.

I gained an M.Eng. degree in Naval Architecture in 2010 from the University of Southampton, including a research project concerning modelling of tidal turbines, and a group design project in the area of low-carbon shipping.

Following this I studied for a Ph.D. in computational fluid dynamics within the Fluid Structure Interactions Group at the University of Southampton. The project concerned modelling noise radiated by tidal turbines.

I am now a Research Engineer at MARIN, in the Netherlands,

working on hydrodynamics and hydroacoustics of propellers,

as well as Visiting Reseacher within the FSI Group.

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Research interests

My research interests and experience include:

Large eddy simulation applied to maritime flows
Broadband noise of propellers and turbines
Modelling of tidal turbines
Propeller cavitation
Low carbon shipping technologies
Ship model testing

PhD research

"Large eddy simulations of inflow turbulence noise: application to tidal turbines" (2014); supervised by Professor Stephen Turnock and Professor Victor Humphrey; funded by UoS, QinetiQ and dstl

Research group

Maritime Engineering

Research project(s)

Predicting tidal turbine noise for environmental impact assessment

I have assisted with the following undergraduate classes:

Ship studies
Computational methods for ship design
Ship design
Resistance and propulsion
Concept design

Also a session leader for the postgraduate course “Presenting your research”.

Dr Thomas Lloyd
Engineering, University of Southampton, Southampton Boldrewood Innovation Campus, Burgess Road, Southampton, SO16 7QF
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