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Best Practice for Engineering CFD
Posted Tue December 16, 2014 @02:17PM
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Announcements ERCOFTAC will host Best Practice for Engineering CFD on October 22-23 in Munich Germany.

This course is targeted at relatively new and improving CFD analysts in engineering industries and consultancies. It provides the knowledge to effect a step-change in the accuracy and reliability of CFD practices across a range of engineering applications relevant to the power generation, aerospace, automotive, built environment and turbomachinery sectors – amongst others.


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Scope
This course is directly relevant to engineering applications of CFD for single-phase, compressible and incompressible, steady and unsteady, turbulent flows, with and without heat transfer. Much of the content will also be relevant to even more complex engineering applications.

The main focus will be on RANS applications, but an introduction to the special considerations required by LES and hybrid methods is also given.

The course provides the means for CFD analysts to significantly enhance their use of commercial and open-source CFD software for engineering applications. In particular, it provides guidance on best practices and highlights common pitfalls to be avoided.

Lecturers
Prof. Charles Hirsch
Em. Vrije Universiteit Brussel
President, Numeca Int., Belgium

Prof. Kemo Hanjalic
TU Delft, The Netherlands

Prof. Dominique Laurence
UMIST, Manchester, UK
EDF, Chatou, France

Prof. Michael Leschziner
Imperial College, London, UK

Prof. Wolfgang Rodi
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany

Registration
richard.seoud-ieo@ercoftac.org

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