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Turbulence models based on Reynolds-Averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) equations are the most common and practical approaches for turbulence simulation. Unfortunately, there is no single universally accepted turbulence model that works for all flows and all regimes. Therefore, users have to use engineering judgment to choose from a number of different alternatives since the accuracy and effectiveness of each model varies depending on the application.
This 2-session, live online course will cover a range of topics including:
- Understanding turbulence, energy cascade & vortex stretching
- Turbulence scales, time averaging and closure problems
- Boussinesq hypothesis
- Various RANS-based models
- Wall treatment
- y+, Detached Eddy and hybrid models
You can either attend the live sessions or take the course on-demand at your leisure.
NAFEMS e-learning gives you the best of both worlds, giving you real, practical knowledge that you can use day-to-day to improve your analyses.
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