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Knowledge platform · Lucas Rey

The master index for my aerothermal engineering work. This hub connects open-source tools, fluid mechanics curriculum, notes, and the applied experimental campaigns from my time at the Oxford Thermofluids Institute and in industry.

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  • Author: Lucas Rey — Oxford DPhil aerothermal engineer (Rolls-Royce sponsored HPT research) · ORCID · Oxford profile · About
  • Asset types: Calculators, curriculum, notes, publications, projects, articles, research themes
  • Maintenance: Git-maintained catalogues — register once in JSON, discoverable across the site
  • Professional context: Collaborate · Teaching · Ventures

What lives here

This platform operates as a single interconnected graph. The thermophysical calculators and curriculum modules I use for sizing engine test facilities at Oxford are the exact same open-source assets published here. No separate silos, no paywalled LMS models.

  • Tools — calculators and utilities with documented correlations and SI units
  • Curriculum — first-principles fluid mechanics modules with theory and problems
  • Notes — derivations, calibration models, and experimental methods
  • Research — publications and technical papers
  • Applied work — projects and case studies
  • Software — reusable tools and packaged products (catalogue slot reserved)
  • Articles & datasets — planned extensions for long-form writing and downloadable resources

Knowledge ecosystem

lucasrey.com is one interconnected graph — not separate silos. Each pillar below has a canonical home; research themes, curriculum modules, and tools cross-link so readers can move from theory to data to application without dead ends.

Planned extensions

Reserved catalogue slots — connect automatically when published.

  • Software — packaged engineering tools
  • Resources — datasets and reference assets (FO-12)

How it connects

Every published page declares pillar membership and related work — see Part of and Connected work on member pages, plus the git-maintained index below.

Professional programs

Commercial engagements backed by the same published engineering work — workshops, technical review, consulting, and teaching. Full programme list on Collaborate and Teaching.

  • Corporate workshops — aerothermal measurement, CFD validation, turbomachinery · enquire
  • Technical review — instrumentation and simulation QA before major campaigns · enquire
  • Consulting & collaboration — scoped advisory and R&D partnerships · Collaborate
  • Teaching & training — STEM support and corporate curriculum modules · Teaching hub

Choosing the right asset type

Each format has a canonical home — use this map when adding or linking content so nothing duplicates another layer.

  • Publications — peer-reviewed papers and formal manuscripts only
  • Projects — applied case studies, experimental campaigns, and outcomes
  • Technical notes — short derivations, calibration models, and methods (MathJax)
  • Articles — long-form essays and reference writing beyond notes
  • Curriculum — structured university modules with theory + problems
  • Calculators — interactive tools with documented correlations
  • Teaching — human support and learning paths; links to open material above
  • Ventures — enterprise and field-validation context for applied aerodynamics
  • Research themes — editorial synthesis pages (e.g. instrumentation, turbomachinery deterioration) linking papers, projects, and notes
  • Methods clusters — cross-cutting experiment and CFD validation workflows (aerothermal methods, applied aerodynamics)

Intellectual property & long-term structure

Everything on this platform is designed as durable intellectual property: git-maintained catalogues, explicit relationships between tools and research, and structured curriculum — not disposable landing pages. Example threads: transient thermography on engine-scale vanes (HPT deterioration), the 2024 additive heat-exchanger paper, and the in-preparation Oxford open-hardware probe manuscript — each with a project log, note, or publication anchor.

Planned extensions connect automatically when published — no site redesign required.

Flagship entry points

The full index below is generated from the git-maintained engineering catalogue.

Connected activities

Engineering credibility supports teaching, ventures, and professional collaboration. For scoped advisory work, see professional services on the about page. Long-form writing beyond notes appears on Articles (pilot). For research or consulting enquiries, use the contact page.

Part of

This page sits within the broader knowledge structure on lucasrey.com:

  • Engineering - Central knowledge platform - tools, curriculum, notes, and research assets.

Related content from the same research and engineering work:

Related hub

  • Collaborate - Industry advisory, aerothermal R&D collaboration, and venture partnerships.

Knowledge platform index

Tools, curriculum, notes, research, and applied work — one map of what is on lucasrey.com.

Interactive tools

Calculators and utilities for thermophysical, measurement, and fluid-engineering problems - SI units, documented correlations.

  • Engineering calculators - Air properties (live); probe uncertainty and related tools (planned).
  • Air properties calculator - Dry-air thermophysical properties - density, viscosity, conductivity, and specific heats for aerothermal sizing (200–2000 K).

Structured curriculum

First-principles fluid mechanics modules with theory, problems, and internal cross-links - designed for long-form study.

Technical notes

Short derivations, calibration models, and experimental methods supporting publications and projects. Grouped by knowledge cluster on the notes hub.

Research themes

Editorial synthesis pages that group publications, projects, notes, and tools around long-running aerothermal research threads - canonical homes for topical authority.

Research

Peer-reviewed and technical publications in aerothermal and fluid engineering.

  • Publications - Peer-reviewed papers and manuscripts in preparation - research pillar with thematic hubs, project links, and structured metadata.

Applied work

Case studies and project work connecting theory to practice.

  • Projects - Selected engineering projects and outcomes.
  • Ventures - Professional initiatives - innovation, entrepreneurship, field validation, and applied aerodynamics.

Articles

Longer-form technical writing beyond short notes - Year 2 pilot.

Engineering credibility also connects to professional teaching and collaboration:

  • Publications - Peer-reviewed research - the formal research pillar.
  • Projects - Applied case studies and experimental campaigns.
  • Articles - Long-form reference writing beyond notes and papers.
  • Teaching - Engineering-informed teaching and mentoring.
  • Ventures - Applied aerodynamics and enterprise operations.
  • Collaborate - Industry advisory, R&D partnerships, and venture collaboration.

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