Advanced Thermal and Fluid Engineering: CFD Analysis Project Report

This project report details a Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis of a box, likely using ANSYS Fluent software, as part of an Advanced Thermal and Fluid Engineering course. The report includes an introduction to CFD, its governing principles, and its applications in fluid dynamics, alongside a discussion of discretization methods such as the Finite Element Method and Spectral methods. It outlines the aim of the simulation, which is to create a computational model to analyze the box's behavior. The report also covers the methodology adopted, detailing the steps involved in setting up and running the simulation within the ANSYS Workbench environment. Furthermore, the report provides information about the advantages and disadvantages of CFD and also the future of CFD. The content encompasses the steps involved in CFD analysis, the introduction of CFD in fluid dynamics, the simulation methodology, and important concepts such as flow lines, acceleration, and iso-surfaces. The report is a comprehensive overview of the CFD analysis process and its application in solving fluid flow problems. This report is available on Desklib to provide students with valuable insights and help with their studies.