Computational Fluid Dynamics

Computational Hydraulics and Aerodynamics using STAR-CCM+ for CFD Analysis
March 30-31, 2011
Argonne, Illinois

Dr. Steven Lottes CFD_TRACC@anl.gov

Announcement

A training course in the use of computational hydraulics and aerodynamics CFD software using CD-adapco's STAR-CCM+ for analysis was held at TRACC from March 30-31, 2011. The course assumes a basic knowledge of fluid mechanics and made extensive use of hands on tutorials. CD-adapco issued trial licenses and provided the software to participants for the tutorials. The tutorials are small problems that will run on a modern laptop computer.

Adobe Connect Recordings
STAR-CCM+ Lecture 1 - Introduction to TRACC and CFD Basics Part 1
STAR-CCM+ Lecture 2 - Introduction to CFD Basics Part 2
STAR-CCM+ Tutorial 1 - Gravity Driven Flow
STAR-CCM+ Tutorial 2 - Wind Loading on Road Signs in Close Proximity
STAR-CCM+ Tutorial 3 - Fully Developed Flow in a Culvert Section
STAR-CCM+ Lecture 3 - Meshing, Scripting, Field Functions, and CFD FAQ
STAR-CCM+ Tutorial 4 - Mesh Morphing with a Moving Boundary
STAR-CCM+ Tutorial 5 - Drag Force on a Flooded Bridge Deck
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