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Week 8: Literature review - RANS derivation and analysis

1. AIM: Explain the Navier-stokes equation. Explain turbulence and its relevance in CFD.  Propound upon the idea of Reynolds averaging and its need. Derivation of RANS. What is turbulent Viscosity? Explain RANS turbulence model.     2. WHAT ARE NAVIER-STOKES EQUATIONS? Navier stokes equations in fluid flow…

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    Week 10: Project 1 - FULL HYDRO case set up (PFI)

    Objective:

    Your Answers 1. AIM: Simulate Port Fuel injection for a Four Valve 4 Stroke engine as per specifications below. To understand the atomisation and mixing characteristics of the gasoline fuel. Simulate Combustion event and flame front propagation through the cylinder during the power stroke. Explain about the spray and combustion…

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    28 Feb 2021 09:58 AM IST

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    Week 8: Literature review - RANS derivation and analysis

    Objective:

    1. AIM: Explain the Navier-stokes equation. Explain turbulence and its relevance in CFD.  Propound upon the idea of Reynolds averaging and its need. Derivation of RANS. What is turbulent Viscosity? Explain RANS turbulence model.     2. WHAT ARE NAVIER-STOKES EQUATIONS? Navier stokes equations in fluid flow…

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    21 Aug 2020 06:31 PM IST

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      Week 7: Shock tube simulation project

      Objective:

      1. AIM: Simulate a simple Sod shock tube simulation in Converge CFD. Expand upon the understanding of supersonic flows and shockwaves. Expand upon the understanding of events in Converge CFD. Propound on the AMR algorithm and SGS value for Converge adaptive meshing. Explain the experiment and importance of it. Post process…

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      18 Aug 2020 02:28 PM IST

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        Week 6: Conjugate Heat Transfer Simulation

        Objective:

          1. AIM: Simulate a simple Conjugate Heat Transfer simulation of flow through pipe. Explain the concept of CHT and Converge® Supercycling. Understand and propound upon the concept of Y+ and Wall-Functions in CFD. Perform a grid-independency test upto the best capabilites of our computational resources. Study…

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        08 Aug 2020 08:24 PM IST

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          Week 5: Prandtl Meyer Shock problem

          Objective:

          1. AIM: Simulate supersonic flow over a sharp corner to study Prandtl Meyer Expansion fan. Explain the phenomena of expansion fan. Expand upon the understanding of supersonic flows and shockwaves. Discuss boundary conditions as a special case for flows involving shocks. Propound on the AMR algorithm and SGS value for Converge…

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          21 Jul 2020 12:11 PM IST

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            Week 4: Project - Transient simulation of flow over a throttle body

            Objective:

            1. AIM: Simulate flow through a moving butterfly throttle valve. Study the transient response of the system. Post process in Paraview.   2. GEOMETRY, BOUNDARY CONDITIONS AND INITIALIZATION: Geometry is a 3D butterfly throttle valve with pipe diameter of approx 17mm.  Inlet Boundary conditions: 150000 Pa…

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            30 Jun 2020 06:38 PM IST

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              Week 4: Project - Steady state simulation of flow over a throttle body

              Objective:

              1. AIM: Simulate flow through a full open throttle butterfly valve. Post process in Paraview.   2. GEOMETRY, BOUNDARY CONDITIONS AND INITIALIZATION: Geometry is a 3D butterfly throttle valve with pipe diameter of approx 17mm.  Inlet Boundary conditions: 150000 Pa of Dirichlet pressure with a fairly low turbulence intensity…

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              30 Jun 2020 06:08 PM IST

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