Mark McCorquodale

Contact

• workRoom B49 Coates Building
  University Park
  Nottingham
  NG7 2RD
  UK
• Mark.McCorquodale2@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Mark McCorquodale is member of the Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Geoprocesses Research Group.

Teaching Summary

CIVE1005/ CIVE2043 - Portfolio of Civil Engineering Studies 1 and 2.

I convene the CIVE1005 module and teach in the "I3: Civil 3D" workshop", "E2: Practice in Engineering Surveying" and "E3: Surveying Field Course" workshops.

CIVE2044 - Structural Analysis 2

I convene the module and teach the Autumn semester of the module, which focuses on the analysis of indeterminate structures.

CIVE3018 - Construction Practice

In this module, students plan and construct a scaled-down construction project in a time-limited (residential) field course; I support the students during the planning and construction phases of the project.

CIVE3023 - BIM Group Design Project

In this module, students complete a reinforced concrete design project; I lead the construction management aspects of the module.

Research Summary

My research is in the field of Fluid Mechanics. Previous and current areas of focus include:

• particle/fluid interactions
• turbulence/boundary interactions

Recent Publications

• MCCORQUODALE M.W. and MUNRO R.J., 2021. Direct effects of boundary permeability on turbulent flows: Observations from an experimental study using zero-mean-shear turbulence Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 915, A134
• MCCORQUODALE, M. W. and WESTBROOK, C. D., 2021. TRAIL: A novel approach for studying the aerodynamics of ice particles Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. 147(734), 589-604
• MCCORQUODALE, M. W. and WESTBROOK, C. D., 2021. TRAIL part 2: A comprehensive assessment of ice particle fall speed parametrisations Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. 147(734), 605-626
• GIORGIA TAGLIAVINI, MARK MCCORQUODALE, CHRIS WESTBROOK, PASCAL CORSO, QUIRINE KROL and MARKUS HOLZNER, 2021. Drag coefficient prediction of complex-shaped snow particles falling in air beyond the Stokes regime International Journal of Multiphase Flow. 140, 103652

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• MCCORQUODALE M.W. and MUNRO R.J., 2021. Direct effects of boundary permeability on turbulent flows: Observations from an experimental study using zero-mean-shear turbulence Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 915, A134
• MCCORQUODALE, M. W. and WESTBROOK, C. D., 2021. TRAIL: A novel approach for studying the aerodynamics of ice particles Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. 147(734), 589-604
• MCCORQUODALE, M. W. and WESTBROOK, C. D., 2021. TRAIL part 2: A comprehensive assessment of ice particle fall speed parametrisations Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. 147(734), 605-626
• GIORGIA TAGLIAVINI, MARK MCCORQUODALE, CHRIS WESTBROOK, PASCAL CORSO, QUIRINE KROL and MARKUS HOLZNER, 2021. Drag coefficient prediction of complex-shaped snow particles falling in air beyond the Stokes regime International Journal of Multiphase Flow. 140, 103652
• MCCORQUODALE M.W. and MUNRO R.J., 2018. Analysis of intercomponent energy transfer in the interaction of oscillating-grid turbulence with an impermeable boundary Physics of Fluids. 30(1), 015105
• MCCORQUODALE M.W. and MUNRO R.J., 2018. A method for reducing mean flow in oscillating-grid turbulence Experiments in Fluids. 59, 182
• MCCORQUODALE, MARK W. and MUNRO, R. J., 2017. Experimental study of oscillating-grid turbulence interacting with a solid boundary JOURNAL OF FLUID MECHANICS. 813, 768-798