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CFD PROFFESIONALS LEVEL
HI every one Iam looking to develop my self in the CFD field ,my experience with CFD was doing aerodynamics CFD simulations in Ansys fluent for a formula student car just following the steps and recommendations from the resources we had found ,I Want develop my self more so I want to know the things that would help me reach a good level . the second question what is the day to day tasks look like for CFD professionals ? , thank u .
0 likes • May '24
Thank you @Shane Gillis for responding , so what if the solutions not making sense what are the first things you think it is the error reason .
0 likes • May '24
thank you @Shane Gillis ,very helpful.
COMMONLY USED TURBLENCE MODELS
CLICK HERE most commonly used turbulence models in current CFD modeling. the chapter compare between the governing equations, applications of use, and results between the models
0 likes • May '24
@Muhammed Magid you are welcome
3 likes • Apr '24
I love the idea that I am virtually surrounded by people smarter than me @Mohamed Sayed @Deleted
3 likes • Apr '24
I am sure that it would have a positive effect on me thank u .
Formula student Aero dynamics free crash course in Arabic
since I was an aero dynamics instructor in a formula student team I have a recorded aero dynamics course in Arabic here is the class room invitation link if any one interested. https://classroom.google.com/c/NTExNTk0NTA5MjI2?cjc=hhpsbj4 also guys if you are not familiar with the automotive basics you could check this class room >> basics part 1 and 2 https://classroom.google.com/c/NTQ2OTgwNjkwNDk2?cjc=p76wm2e
2 likes • Apr '24
https://classroom.google.com/c/NTQ2OTgwNjkwNDk2?cjc=p76wm2e also guys if you are not familiar with the automotive basics you could check this class room >> basics part 1 and 2
0 likes • Apr '24
@Deleted you are welcome
does the 20 80 principle works in CFD ?
Hi Mohamed thank you for the community you have created , I have some questions sure that some one with your expertise could answer I have a previous small experience in aerodynamics and CFD as I was involved in a formula student project actually I was a chief engineer for the project and the aerodynamic instructor I gained my knowledge generally from books like race car aero dynamics and race car vehicle dynamics , YouTube CFD videos , papers and linked in articles we were running simulations by Ansys using (k omega sst ) using the recommendations we found about the meshing quality and the simulation conditions etc. we understood the very basic fundamentals of theory of how CFD works 1- I am sure there is a lot of things iam missing out how it could affect my level of simulation ? 2-by reading car companies numbers you could see there is a significant error between simulations and reality maybe 10:20 % and i am sure they are making their best 3-what is the difference between k omega sst and higher models accuracy wise + is it deserves the higher coast of computational power ? 4- since I am not a CFD expert so I don't understand why you use coding if their are programs like Ansys that you just follow the steps ? 5- what is the extra mile or miles I should take ? 6- thank you again.
1 like • Apr '24
@Noura Tarek have you used more complicated models before and if yes does it worth it or not ?
1 like • Apr '24
@Mohsen Jahanbakhsh could you go further and share the your experience about writing the code with us
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Mina Alexan
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mechanical engineer that have interest for (racing-business-data)

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Joined Apr 8, 2024