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CFD Basic

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is the process of using computers to simulate the behavior of fluids such as air and water moving past solid objects. CFD solves equations for mass, momentum, and energy conservation on a computational grid to calculate velocity, pressure, and temperature fields throughout the domain. CFD allows engineers to test designs virtually before building prototypes, saving time and money. The basic CFD steps involve preprocessing, solving, and postprocessing on a computational grid representing the geometry. CFD has applications in aerospace, automotive, biomedical, and other industries.

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CFD Basic

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is the process of using computers to simulate the behavior of fluids such as air and water moving past solid objects. CFD solves equations for mass, momentum, and energy conservation on a computational grid to calculate velocity, pressure, and temperature fields throughout the domain. CFD allows engineers to test designs virtually before building prototypes, saving time and money. The basic CFD steps involve preprocessing, solving, and postprocessing on a computational grid representing the geometry. CFD has applications in aerospace, automotive, biomedical, and other industries.

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Computational Fluid

Dynamics
What is CFD ?
 CFD is the process of solving the fluid
flow equations of mass, momentum and
energy on a computer as applied to a
particular geometry and flow conditions.
The basic flow variables such as velocity,
pressure and temperature are computed at
thousands of locations. The CFD solution is
based on the first-principle of conservation
of mass, momentum and energy
Why use CFD?
Engineering problems, equipment or
process design and modifications can first be
tested with computer simulations before
investing time and money in expensive
prototypes and tests.
How Does CFD Work ?
 Fluent solves are based on finite volume method.
- The integral form of governing equations are used
Using Finite Volume Method, the solution domain is s
ubdivided 
into a finite number of small control volumes by a grid
Using Finite Volume Method the solution
domain is subdivided

The conservation equations are solved on each control 
volume taking into account the effect of neighbors
CFD Modeling Overview
CFD Analysis - The Basic Step
Application Areas
Aerospace Applications
Architecture and Wind-Loading Applica
tions
Astrophysics Applications
Automotive Applications
Casting, Molding
and Metal Processing Applications
Electronics Cooling Applications
Environmental Applications
Geophysical Applications
Nuclear Reactor Thermal Hydraulics Applications
Petrochemical Applications
Piping Applications
Plasma Physics Applications
Power Generation Applications
Process Industry Applications
River and Coastal Engineering Applications
Semiconductor Processing Applications
Turbomachinery Applications
CFD COMPANIES IN INDIA
 Product:
ANSYS FLUENT, StartCD, MSC Software, Matrix CFD S
olutions,ESI Software, Flomerics, Zeus Numerix Partial
Derivative Flowmaster
Numerix, Partial Derivative, Flowmaster
Consultancy:
Infosys, Infotech, Quantech
Global Services, Pacific Mindware Engineering, Transoft
International, MachWell, Neilsoft, TCS, Satyam, Sungrace,
 Plexion, Mahindra Engineering Design and Development 
Co. Ltd., CADES, Onward Technologies, Bechtel, CSM So
ftware, QUEST, Tata INCAT
Engineering:
Tata Engineering, Ashok Leyland, Mahindra and Mahind
ra, Thermax, Bayer India, BHEL,Kirloskar, MICO, NH
MG India, Reliance, NTPC, Escort, Forbes Marshall, M
aruti, Magna Steer, Toyo,  Atlas Copco, TVS ,Concentra
c, BHER   
Design Centers:
John Deere John F Welch Technology Centre GE
Emerson Cummins General Motor Whirlpool
John Deere, John F. Welch Technology Centre GE, Eme
rson, Cummins, General Motor, Whirlpool,Snecma

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