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ansyscfd2016

Ansys CFD with Fluent
Date: 18.10.2016 8:30 - 19.10.2016 17:00
Location details: The event is organised at the CSC Training Facilities located in the premises of CSC at Keilaranta 14, Espoo, Finland. The best way to reach us is by public transportation; more detailed travel tips are available.
Language: english-language
lecturers: Carl Damén
Engineering Analyst (CFD)
EDR Medeso
Price: 120 euros + VAT for Finnish academics
The fee covers all materials, lunches as well as morning and afternoon coffees.
registration-closed
The seats are filled in the registration order. You may cancel your attendance without a charge 5 business days prior the course. For cancellations after that and no-shows without a cancellation the full fee will be invoiced.
Additional Information
esko.jarvinen@csc.fi

The purpose with this course is to give an introduction to CFD analyses using ANSYS Fluent. The course will focus on main aspects, but it will also provide an insight to more advanced capabilities in Fluent.

When the course is completed, the student should be able to create a basic geometry, mesh it, and then solve the flow field with ANSYS Fluent. The student should be able to choose appropriate models to describe the physics of the flow, such as the effects of turbulence, multiphase, and heat and mass transfer. Further, the student should be aware of typical model limitations often encountered in CFD. Post-processing of results will also be introduced.

The course is for Finnish academics only.

Program
  •        Workbench methodology
  •        ANSYS Meshing capabilities
  •        Meshing Best Practice Guidelines
  •        Geometry Cleanup and Repair
  •        How does a CFD code work?
  •        Boundary/Initial conditions
  •        Convergence/Divergence
  •        Turbulence modeling
  •        Modeling of heat and mass transfer
  •        Post-processing of results in ANSYS CFD Post
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