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The ultimate goal of any Mechanical Engineer would be to secure a job that is related to the mechanical engineering field that yields a better salary. But, changing of streams such as jumping to the IT industry after mechanical engineering occurs only when there is no idea of specializations within the field of Mechanical Engineering that could get the fresher, that much-needed job.
Computational Fluid Dynamics or CFD is a science of predicting fluid flow, transfer of heat, chemical reactions, and other related phenomena by solving mathematical equations using a numerical simulation.
Yes! CFD has advanced itself to a greater extent where the flow of fluids around a structure or through a product can be analyzed based on computer simulation techniques. In lay-man terms, This simulation technique creates a mini model of the structure or the product on a computer screen which enables the user to analyze the structure or a product with greater detailing.
The main agenda of this simulation technique is to accelerate the product development cycle. Mechanical designers/engineers from the best companies around the world implement this technique at a very early stage of the product development cycle to analyze the product/structure designed by them in order to meet the client’s requirements. CFD simulation helps Mechanical Engineers to calculate-
CFD methods have always remained the same, except for its introduction to computers and large-scale automation processes. This has resulted in increased levels of design accuracy and it provides deep insights on the flow of fluids in and around a structure or a product even before arriving at the final design. This automation in CFD techniques has brought down the risks involved while developing a Thermal Power Station or a fluid-based product like the petroleum extraction dock found in oceans.
CFD is used in almost all the Mechanical Engineering field of work and it is majorly used in the Civil Engineering field as well. Some of the major industrial applications of CFD is as follows-
Some Real-Time Applications-
Top Mechanical Engineering Companies like Caterpillar, Elon Musk’s Space-X & Tesla are looking to hire Fluid Mechanics Engineers to work on challenging engineering and geoscience problems for their upstream business. The position holder will be expected to apply physics-based models and utilize knowledge of multiphase fluid flow dynamics.
Responsibilities will generally include (This is subject to change based on the companies)-
The usual salary packages that these companies offer varies between 7 Lakhs INR PA to 15 Lakhs INR PA
We certainly hope that you got the answer to the question- “Can I Get My Dream Core Mechanical Job If I Know Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)?”
Yes, you definitely can!
You can enroll in Skill-Lync's CFD engineering Post-Graduate program today and get started on your dream to become a CFD engineer.
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