TURBULENT FLOW WITH ANSYS CFD

The majority of engineering flows are turbulent. Simulating turbulent flows requires activating a turbulence model, selecting a near-wall modeling approach and providing inlet boundary conditions for the turbulence model.

Attendees will learn:

How to use the Reynolds number to determine whether the flow is turbulent
How to select a turbulence model
How to choose which approach to use for modeling flow near walls

Ozen Engineering, Inc.

Prestigious companies in Northern California turn to Ozen Engineering as the single-source of reliable simulation solutions. Although Ozen Engineering is headquartered in the heart of Silicon Valley, we collaborate with best-in-class companies worldwide to optimize product design performance and improve product development processes for our clients wherever they are located and across a wide variety of industries. We are dedicated to supporting our clients. We are passionate about developing accurate simulation and realistic modeling as core competencies within client companies and helping them realize unparalleled results from their FEA and CFD investments.