PRACTICAL CFD MODELING: General Approach

[@rpapa]

I loved it ""A simulation is aways wrong until proven correct" by the way, cool video :-)

[@DatawaveMarineSolutions]

Disclaimer: This video is intended as supplemental material for new engineers who already have a background in CFD. It is not meant as a replacement for a formal education in CFD. There is important background material that I leave out.

[@elonbaartar9468]

I have a question please reply~ if I paint the bottom of my sail boat with hydrophobic paint, will it make the boat go faster? thank you!

[@DatawaveMarineSolutions]

This is an idea that has been tried. In general, yes. But the other problem is Marine growth on that paint. International Paint tried to attack both problems by making a paint that wasn't exactly hydrophobic. Instead, layers of the antifouling paint sloth off. But they do it at a specific size to achieve smoother water flow over the surface. End result:. Reduced marine growth and less resistance on the hull.

[@Rahul-ke8lt]

hehe using 100% of brain haha

[@Rahul-ke8lt]

great video sir!!!! but the way you wearing those spec is really bothering me haha

[@007aha1]

7:20 hahahaha really? :D

[@diegofernando350]

Muchas gracias

[@s.sivaraman7486]

Super sir I have one doubt can u say where is this cfd being taught

[@DatawaveMarineSolutions]

A full education in CFD would be university level course. Most universities offering programs in engineering will include classes in CFD.

[@s.sivaraman7486]

@@DatawaveMarineSolutions but I'm doing naval architecture but I couldn't get enough knowledge about cfd

[@DatawaveMarineSolutions]

@@s.sivaraman7486 Then I can I recommend a good introduction book. "Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics: The Finite Volume Method" by HK Versteeg.

[@s.sivaraman7486]

@@DatawaveMarineSolutions thank you so much