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Applied Computational Fluid Dynamics

Prof. Rajesh Ranjan · IIT Kanpur

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About

The primary goal of this course is to familiarize faculty members, students and researchers with fundamental concepts of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and enable them to numerically solve fluid flows. This course will primarily cover the basics of flow computations with emphasis on classification of partial differential equations, numerical discretization, stability and convergence of schemes, shock-capturing, and boundary conditions. Various approaches for simulating fluid flows including RANS, LES and DNS will be introduced, and basics of turbulence modeling will be discussed in detail.

Intended audience: UG and PG students in chem/mech/civil/aerospace engg. departments

Prerequisites: Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Numerical Methods

Lectures

Week 01

  1. CFD Introduction YouTube
  2. CFD Introduction contd. YouTube
  3. CFD Introduction contd. YouTube
  4. CFD Approaches, Compressible Flows YouTube
  5. CFD Approaches, Compressible Flows contd. YouTube

Week 02

  1. Thermodynamics YouTube
  2. Thermodynamics contd. YouTube
  3. Governing Equations YouTube
  4. Governing Equations contd. YouTube
  5. Governing Equations contd. YouTube

Week 03

  1. Governing Equations contd. YouTube
  2. Governing Equations (Energy) YouTube
  3. Governing Equations (Energy) contd. YouTube
  4. Non-dimensionalization YouTube
  5. Non-dimensionalization Contd. YouTube

Week 04

  1. Classification of PDEs YouTube
  2. Classification of PDEs contd. YouTube
  3. Numerical Discretization YouTube
  4. Numerical Discretization contd. YouTube
  5. Compact Schemes YouTube

Week 05

  1. Compact Schemes YouTube
  2. Model Equations YouTube
  3. Model Equations contd. YouTube
  4. Numerical Schemes: MPDE YouTube
  5. Numerical Schemes: MPDE contd. YouTube

Week 06

  1. MPDE contd. and Lax Theorem YouTube
  2. MPDE, Lax Theorem contd. YouTube
  3. Stability YouTube
  4. Dissipation/Dispersion Error YouTube
  5. Dissipation/Dispersion Error contd. YouTube

Week 07

  1. Advanced Schemes YouTube
  2. Multistep Schemes YouTube
  3. Multistep Schemes contd. YouTube
  4. Solution of Linear/Nonlinear equations YouTube
  5. ⁠Simulation of SOD Shock Tube YouTube

Week 08

  1. Solution Nonlinear/Eulers equations, SOD Shock Tube Simulation YouTube
  2. Introduction to Finite Volume Method (FVM) YouTube
  3. Introduction to Finite Volume Method (FVM) contd. YouTube
  4. Introduction to Finite Volume Method (FVM) contd. YouTube
  5. Introduction to Finite Volume Method (FVM) contd. YouTube

Week 09

  1. Introduction to FVM contd. YouTube
  2. Introduction to FVM contd. YouTube
  3. Turbulent Flows YouTube
  4. Turbulent Flows contd. YouTube
  5. Incompressible RANS Equations YouTube

Week 10

  1. RANS Equations, Eddy Viscosity Model YouTube
  2. Turbulence Models YouTube
  3. Turbulence Models contd. YouTube
  4. Turbulence Models contd. YouTube
  5. Turbulence Models contd. YouTube

Week 11

  1. Advanced Turbulence Models YouTube
  2. Advanced Turbulence Models contd. YouTube
  3. Boundary Conditions YouTube
  4. Boundary Conditions contd. YouTube
  5. Boundary Conditions contd. YouTube
  6. Boundary Conditions contd. YouTube

Week 12

  1. LES/DNS YouTube
  2. LES YouTube
  3. LES contd. YouTube
  4. LES contd. YouTube
  5. LES contd. YouTube
  6. Case Studies and Concluding lecture YouTube

Syllabus and materials

At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.

Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Kanpur
Department
Aerospace Engineering
Teacher
Prof. Rajesh Ranjan
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Engineering
Source
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Licence
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