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CFD Lab Assignment Guide

This document outlines three computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analyses assignments using ANSYS Fluent software. The first assignment involves analyzing air flow over a 3D airplane model with input velocity of 500 m/s. The second is a conjugate heat transfer analysis of liquid flowing through a pipe with aluminum and copper materials. The third analyzes air flow through a muffler with inlet velocities of 10 m/s and 5 m/s and temperatures of 400K and 300K respectively. The objectives are to design boundary conditions, run steady and unsteady simulations, and extract contour plots, vectors and other post-processing results.

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CFD Lab Assignment Guide

This document outlines three computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analyses assignments using ANSYS Fluent software. The first assignment involves analyzing air flow over a 3D airplane model with input velocity of 500 m/s. The second is a conjugate heat transfer analysis of liquid flowing through a pipe with aluminum and copper materials. The third analyzes air flow through a muffler with inlet velocities of 10 m/s and 5 m/s and temperatures of 400K and 300K respectively. The objectives are to design boundary conditions, run steady and unsteady simulations, and extract contour plots, vectors and other post-processing results.

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DE ZG515 COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

LAB
ASSIGNMENT
Objectives and Outcomes

Objective:
To provide hands-on experience on Computational analysis and simulation of 2D &3D models systems
using contemporary software tools and clear idea on postprocessing of results

After completing the lab:


✓ Design & name the boundary conditions required for problem statement
✓ Computational analysis of model using ANSYS FLUENT
✓ Run steady, unsteady state flow simulation depending on problem statement
✓ Extract contours, vectors and plots for output paramters such as Pressure, velocity
and Temperature etc.,
Prerequisite:
✓ Basics on Fluid Mechanics Theory
1.CFD Analysis over Airplane

Perform CFD analysis of the 3D Airplane.

Input velocity-500 m/s


Boundary conditions: k-omega SST/ Spalart Almaras

Results:
1. Contour and vectors of Pressure and Velocity
2. Velocity streamline
1.CFD Analysis over Airplane
Geometry file
2
1

Change units to mm Select Tools


and click Enclosure

Dimension of enclosure
is fixed as 30mm
1.CFD Analysis over Airplane
1.CFD Analysis over Airplane

Change the type of BC to velocity inlet and input as 500 m/sa


2. Conjugate heat transfer

Liquid – Water ; Shell Material – Aluminium ; Pipe Material - Copper


Boundary condition was selected for the inlet and outlet.
In the inlet and outlet, 1m/s velocity and temperature were set at 353K(hot) and
283K(cold).
Results
❑Temperature distribution streamline (Animation)
❑Temperature in inlet and outlet (contour& vector)
3.CFD Analysis of muffler

Perform CFD Analysis on the muffler using ANSYS FLUENT. Use the following
details for the analysis

Turbulence Model: k-epsilon, Standard wall functions


Energy: ON
Boundary conditions:

Hot air (velocity inlet);


Inlet velocity: 10 m/s
Hot air temperature:400K

Surrounding air (velocity inlet)


Inlet velocity: 5 m/s
Hot air temperature:300K

Results needed:
1. Mesh of muffler
2. Temperature contour & streamline
3. Velocity contour & streamline
3.CFD Analysis of muffler
3.CFD Analysis of muffler
Instructions

Virtual lab:
1. Virtual lab submissions must be in PDF format (include Screenshots of post processing results).
2. Date and time should be visible on all screenshots in the report. Without date and time, the screenshots will
not be considered for evaluation
3. Students should save all the files in their login .However, lab TAs may ask students at any time to send the
report

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