Anthony Park is a student at Singapore American School in Singapore. He has a strong interest in computer science, robotics, aerospace engineering, and flight. He is a member of the Computer Science Honor Society and was an American Computer Science League finalist.
Anthony has developed his engineering skills through hands-on projects involving RC planes, VEX-IQ and FRC robotics, CAD, mechanics, and advanced physics. In addition, he earned a place on his school’s SpaceLab team, where students develop experiments intended for the International Space Station.
Researching the Behaviour of Kerosene Droplets
At CCIR Academy, Anthony explored aerospace engineering through his research paper, Electro Hydrodynamic Control of Multi-Droplet Kerosene Sprays: An Investigation into Droplet Behavior.
His study examines how electric fields influence the behaviour of kerosene droplets in spray systems. Specifically, it investigates droplet movement and interactions within fuel sprays.
Exploring Applications in Combustion and Aerospace Engineering
Anthony’s research contributes to understanding how electric fields affect fuel spray behaviour. Furthermore, the study explores the relevance of droplet dynamics to combustion, propulsion, and aerospace engineering.
Sharing His CCIR Academy Research Journey
Anthony also shared his research experience in a CCIR Academy Student Spotlight episode. He discussed the guidance he received from his mentor and the insights he gained throughout the research process.
His experiences reflect his interests in engineering, robotics, computer science, and aerospace technology.
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