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Let’s get FLUENT Session 1 Aniket Tekawade

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Let’s get FLUENTSession 1

Aniket Tekawade

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Philosophybehind CFD

… My take on it

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Enter the Matrix

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“the universe is a Computational

Grid or a MATRIX

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Imagine our world simulated by a code…

… and the man who knew the bugs in the code (Neo).

The underlying idea:

… the man who wrote the code (the Architect)

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So what’s withCFD &

The Matrix?

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CFD is about making your world a computational grid…

… and predicting the flow of fluids in it

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Does CFD Completethe Matrix?

NO!!

Not everything in the world “flows”

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But we are just making a humble attempt…

…at completing it

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Just like in the movie, the bugs make the world

“unreal”…

…in CFD, the wrong set of

equations makes it “unreal”

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The ‘code’ thatdefines CFD

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Every element in the grid is a

“finite volume”

… and the flow equations are

solved over the FV

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The flow equationsContinuity Balance

Momentum Balance(Navier Stokes)

Heat Transfer

Species Balance

Etc..

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Each equation is solved on one cell

(FV) in a sequential manner……data obtained on one

cell is used to calculate data on the next, solving

again the same equations……the first cell

uses the BC/IC as initial values to

start with.

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End result is a grid full of values (v, P, T, etc.) for each cell

…for your viewing pleasure ;-)

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How to read what you see

… the idea of flow fields

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…taken from www.bakker.org

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…each cell stores data of velocity vector

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…note that flow occurs around the dino

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…pressure is higher in stagnated regions (bernoulli theorem)

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Colorful pictures aren’t enough…

We need numbers...

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Setting up yourown problem

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•Create the appropriate domain…•Create your computational grid…•Select the right physical models…•Define your flow materials…•Prescribe operating conditions…•Describe boundary conditions…•Give an initial solution (initialize)…•Choose solver controls…•Set monitors and the run!

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Take a look back…(Validating your solution)

…is your “matrix” real enough?

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•Has your solution converged?•Are your values in the right scale/range?•Is your y+ in the right range? (later)•Are your species reacting realistically?•Does your benchmark problem match with calculations?

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Thank you