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Introduction to CFD using MATLAB and OpenFOAM

A comprehensive course on Computational Fluid Dynamics using Matlab/Octave. This course is highly suited for beginners

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Syllabus

This course is full of best-in-class content by leading faculty and industry experts in the form of videos and projects

Course Overview

  • This course helps you understand the fundamentals and numerical aspects of CFD. 
  • The course is designed to help students understand the general solution approach to the Navier-Stokes equations.
  • Students will write code in MATLAB to solve simplified NS equations concentrating on one phenomenon at a time (Convection and Diffusion).
  • In the latter part of the course, students will work on OpenFOAM simulating standard CFD problems which gives them hands-on experience.
  • By the end of this course, students would have built strong CFD fundamentals to venture into solving more complicated CFD problems.

Course Syllabus

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Week 01-What is Computational Fluid Dynamics?

  • In this module, you will understand the basics and significance of CFD.
  • You will also learn what the Navier-Stokes equations are and how they are derived.
  • The following topics are covered this week. 
    • CFD - An Introduction, Necessity, Advantages, and CFD Modeling Process 
    • Deriving and understanding the Navier Stokes equations
      • Substantial Derivative
      • Continuity Equation
      • Momentum Equation
      • Energy Equation
      • Significance of the Reynolds number in the NS equations

Week 02-Mathemathics and Fluid Dynamics Essentials

  • In this module, you will be writing solvers and introduced to different numerical methods.
  • The following topics are covered this week.
    • Basic Vector Calculus - Divergence, Gradient, and Curl
    • Taylor’s Series
    • Initial and Boundary Conditions
    • Classification of PDEs and their characteristics
    • Learning essential fluid dynamics quantities and their dimensional analysis

Week 03-Introduction to MATLAB and Basic CFD Concepts

  • It is essential to establish a rigid foundation before plunging into the farther depths of CFD.
  • This is where you get introduced to MATLAB and learn the basic concepts of CFD by writing MATLAB scripts.
  • Here are some topics that we would cover:
    • Getting acclimated to the MATLAB interface
    • Numerical discretization and its types
    • FDM - Understanding different schemes with worked examples in MATLAB
    • Deriving own FD schemes using Taylor’s table
    • Solving ODEs in MATLAB using the ‘ode45’ solver

Week 04-Exploring CFD by Solving Standard CFD Problems using FDM

  • In this module, you will venture into the Finite Difference Approach to discretization and solve various benchmark CFD problems in MATLAB.
    • Solving coupled linear systems using iterative solvers
      • Jacobi
      • Gauss-Seidel
      • SOR

Week 05-Introduction to FVM and OpenFOAM

  • In this module, you will learn how to run a simulation on OpenFOAM and the significance of using an FVM approach.
  • These are the topics you would learn:
    • Finite Volume Method and Gauss Divergence Theorem
    • Understanding the Linux environment
    • OpenFOAM code organisation and case setup
    • Detailed blockMeshDict tutorial

Week 06-Solving Standard CFD Problems in OpenFOAM

  • In this module, you will be using OpenFOAM for exploring and simulating a wide variety of problems.
  • You will also create a platform that will enable you to start any simulation from scratch and establish confidence in your result.

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Industry Projects

Our projects are designed by experts in the industry to reflect industry standards. By working through our projects, Learners will gain a practical understanding of what they will take on at a larger-scale in the industry. In total, there are 4 Projects that are available in this program.

2D Heat Conduction Simulation

In MATLAB/Octave, write a code to solve and obtain a stable reliable solution to problems with steady and unsteady diffusion phenomena using FDM.

Supersonic Nozzle Flow Simulation using MacCormack Method

In MATLAB/Octave, perform simulations over a subsonic-supersonic convergent-divergent isentropic nozzle. Investigate the conservation and non-conservation forms of the governing equations.

Flow over a Backward Facing Step

In this project, you will learn to set up, run and customize OpenFOAM in a Linux environment and solve different basic problems using it.

Automated BlockMesh Generation for Meshing Pipe Geometry

This project compares analytical and simulated results for a laminar viscous flow of a liquid over a regular pipe. Additionally, you will write code to automate mesh generation and post-process the results in Paraview.

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Get high-paying jobs with the introduction to CFD using MATLAB and OpenFOAM course.

The global market for CFD is estimated to rise from USD 1.9 billion in 2020 to USD 3.2 billion in 2027, an annual growth of 7.6%. This creates job opportunities across different sectors like aerospace and defence that alone are expected to reach USD 1.4 billion at the end of 2027.

This course helps you get ready for the boom in the market. The concepts taught include the significance of Reynold’s number in the NS equations, classification of PDEs (partial differential equations) and their characteristics, solving ODEs (original differential equations) in MATLAB using the ‘ode45’ solver, etc. 

OpenFOAM is an open-source toolbox that helps in solving complex CFD problems. You will get to simulate a wide range of problems using OpenFOAM, allowing you to start any simulation from the beginning and improve your confidence. 

Who Should Enroll for the Introduction to CFD Using MATLAB and OpenFOAM Course?

If you are looking for a profitable career in computational fluid dynamics using MATLAB/Octave, you should enroll in this course. It is ideal for beginners who have a basic understanding of fluid dynamics, mathematics, and programming. The course is designed for candidates from mechanical engineering, automotive engineering, material engineering, and other relevant fields.

Students who need a hands-on approach for setting up and solving CFD problems can enroll in this course. Professionals who want to upskill and learn the application of CFD solvers for complex CFD problems can also go for this course. 

What Will You Learn?

The introductory module of the MATLAB certification course deals with the concept of computational fluid dynamics and its significance. You will learn about Navier-Stokes equations and how they are derived.

This is followed by the essential mathematical and dynamic concepts like Basic Vector Calculus and essential fluid dynamics quantities.

Before jumping into the advanced concepts of CFD, you will need to have a solid foundation in the basic concepts. You will learn to write MATLAB scripts and solve standard CFD problems using the Finite-Difference Approach. The final section of the course teaches you the application of OpenFOAM software.

You will also work on major projects like simulating 2D unsteady/steady heat conduction equations and simulating Quasi 1D subsonic-supersonic nozzle in FDM using the MacCormack Method. The minor projects covered in this course include laminar flow and BlockMesh Generation.

Skills You Will Gain

  • Understand how fluids work and predict/simulate their behaviour under different circumstances for optimal performance of systems.
  • Develop working knowledge of industry-relevant software like MATLAB and OpenFoam that are essential to learning the application of computational fluid dynamics.

Key Highlights of the Program

  • All students will be provided with a course completion certificate, with the top 5% getting a merit certificate.
  • The duration of the course is three months.
  • The course is taught by technical experts from the industry to provide relevant skills.
  • The projects ensure that the concepts taught are clear while giving hands-on experience with the software.

Career Opportunities after Taking the Course

CFD has multiple applications across various industries, and there are many opportunities available for those who complete the MATLAB course. Here are some of the top designations learners can apply for:

As a CFD engineer, you will be responsible for performing CFD simulations and suggesting improvements for exciting products based on the reports of analysis.

FAQs on Introduction to CFD using MATLAB and OpenFOAM

1. What will I learn in the MATLAB certification course?

This course is ideal for anyone with an engineering degree looking for a lucrative future in CFD. You will learn numerical simulations with industry-standard software like MATLAB and OpenFOAM. 

2. What is the duration of the MATLAB course?

The duration of this course is usually three months. 

3. What are the benefits of this course?

You can expect a high-paying position with a reputed company after completing the MATLAB course for engineers. You will be providing solutions to companies by studying the interaction of fluids with different mechanical systems and optimizing the system. 

4. Which companies are hiring CFD engineers in India?

Some of India's top companies hiring CFD engineers include Sphinx Worldbiz, Cyient, Varroc Group, and Fiat India Automobiles. 

5. Who is eligible for this course?

The course is meant for engineering students interested in becoming CFD developers. Students wanting to solve complex CFD problems can also enroll in this course. 

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