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OpenFOAM CFD
Rating: 3.8 out of 5(45 ratings)
219 students
Created byAntim Gupta
Last updated 6/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • Simulate flows in OpenFOAM.
  • Set correct boundary conditions.
  • Laminar and turbulent Flow.
  • SnappyHex Mesh Using Salome.
  • Visualize solutions using ParaView.
  • Calculation of Coefficient of Lift and Drag of NACA aerofoil.
  • Internal flow in Square Duct.
  • Internal Flow in Multi-cut Duct.
  • External Flow around Building.

Course content

4 sections13 lectures1h 19m total length
  • Introduction to this Course OpenFOAM CFD3:40

    In this Course you will be learning

    Internal flow in Square Duct.

    Internal Flow in Multi-cut Duct.

    External Flow around Building.

    External Flow around Aerofoil and calculation its Coefficient of Lift and Drag.

    Multiphase Flow problem.

Requirements

  • Computer with Windows OS.
  • Basic understanding of fluid dynamics and CFD.
  • Computer with 4 GB Ram and i3 processor is recommend.

Description

The Course is all about about learning new software such as Salome, BulueCFD panel, ParaView.

Many Student Faces problem in setting up Boundary condition and solving the problem.

The purpose of this course is to give a simple and straightforward introduction to OpenFOAM covering common bugs and mistakes so that you can easily pass through the steep initial learning curve at your own pace. While the lessons learned here can be applied to any OpenFOAM solver (of which there is a substantial range), the focus is on solid mechanics since the implementation is typically much simpler than more popular applications (high speed flow, etc.). In addition, since solid mechanics is necessary for most engineering disciplines even if it isn't that discipline's primary interest (aerodynamics centres around the interaction between solid objects and fluid flows for example), solid mechanics is an excellent core skill to have and a necessary theoretical precursor to a healthy understanding of fluid dynamics of all forms.

Who this course is for:

  • For Engineers, Scientists, Beginners in CFD and OpenFOAM.
  • For Engineers.
  • For Scientists.
  • For Beginners in CFD.
  • For Beginners in OpenFOAM.
  • For Experts in other CFD Software.
  • For Formula Student (FSAE) Teams.