What is CFD Analysis | Explained in தமிழ்

[@koushik8446]

Bro fusion 360 nalla cfd software ah

[@thilagavathiarasukumar6717]

nice to hear in tamil. im a maths research scholar, if u r talking in engineering level means little bit tough to understand. very useful video this one.

[@n.thirugnanamuthu7842]

Anna iam first time visit this channel super anna all the best and thanks 😊👍

[@mydynamics]

Thankyou very much nanba

[@ruban1907]

Ippa car manufacturing services centre vachurukangala example, Renault Nissan research and development centre aprm ford r&d centre anga intha work than papangala ?

[@mydynamics]

Yes mr Ruban, in r&d CFD is a part.

[@ruban1907]

@@mydynamics ippa enaku design la entha software mey theriyathu , ana na cfd learn panna mudiyum ma ? And oru doubt manufacturing company r&d centre la enna tha work cfd oru part na matha thu enna lam iruku ?

[@mydynamics]

@ruban1907 1). You can really learn any modelling software easy. 2).yes you can learn CFD with basic knowledge in modelling. In industry, every thing will be a separate team. Ex if your are in CFD team. CAD team is there to make models. But don't forget you need the basic knowledge. 3) mostly in r&d s ther were 3 sections. CAD, engineering, & sales & customer research etc. I worked in TAFE r&d, But left soon. My suggestion is to start learn about cad. That is a entry ticket to your R&d career in MNC companies. You will be appointed to work in cad software first. Later based on your interest and skill your will moved to engineering (this is the true r&d). From your comments I confirm that you are studying mechanical engineering now, am I right?. Do panic, be cool and continue your learning. All the best for your career. Feel free to comment..

[@ruban1907]

@@mydynamics thanks , na diploma , BE mechanical engineering paduchuruken 3 years Achu complete Pani 2 years manufacturing la experience iruku,ean bro nega tafe la irunthu left agitinga? , Nariya mechanical engineer ku theriyala ipdi ellam Vali iruku , ellam manufacturing la poitu field ey mathi work panranga

[@prabulazer9074]

Very useful brother

[@hepsibag1210]

I got more ideas from your video❤️

[@mydynamics]

Thankyou very much, feeling inspired.☺️☺️☺️

[@pranav4522]

But what are all the basic subjects to be fluent in cfd bro?? Can u elaborate for example - engineering mechanics then what else ??? Because ippo than na 3rd sem pore so please suggest pannuga bro road map maari 😢

[@mydynamics]

Hi pranav, already you are in path, congrats. Try learning fluid mechanics and thermal engineering with side by side CFD software practice.

[@manikandanr5084]

jii, can u give explanation video on fluid dynamics equation which i ll give?

[@mydynamics]

Hi nanba, I am not pretty good in solving equations... Anyway I will try. 🙂🙂🙂

[@hepsibag1210]

Super bro ❤️

[@fredricjoes8231]

Super bro

[@ViiGneShsivakumar]

CFD analysis software suggest pannunga bro

[@mydynamics]

Most commonly used software Fluent, if you need a user-friendly interface then AutoDesk CFD will be good. Openfoam is a open source software but have a different interface.

[@rajathurairatheesan9906]

Can you explain about Navier stokes equation in detail

[@mydynamics]

yeah, but i am a not a expert in Solving Manual Equations. that's why i adopted to computer Programs. anyway i will try...

[@rajathurairatheesan9906]

@@mydynamics Thanks. But not the manual derivation. Application of NS equation in cfd. For which flow condition is applicable. Can you explain in that context

[@mydynamics]

Ok, i will try. i need to refer and learn more on this NS Equations.

[@memer5417]

Brother idhula formula laam namma padichi niyabagam vachikanumaa illa adhula eh inbuilt ah irukumaa? ...but indha CFD enga teach panuvanga ?? Idhu konjam easy ah? Illa tough ah brothers

[@mydynamics]

Yes nanba, we no need to be expert in manual calculations. But low basic will be need. Yes this is easy too.. You can refer more KZbin videos and learn on your own. Congratulations for your learning.

[@memer5417]

@@mydynamics indha cfd ku basic enna irukanum brother

[@mydynamics]

Basic means, little bit knowledge on boundaries conditions, environmental setup etc..., just install a cfd software you like and simply do a walk around. You will get a idea. All the best nanba.

[@memer5417]

@@mydynamics thanks brother...idhukku basic ah study pana vendiyadhu ansys and Matlab avalavoo dhaaney brother illa auto cad padikanuma...since I am new to all this one ...so I need some good suggestion..enoda doubt ah konjam unga video ah paathu clarify aagirichi...rem dhan brother indha

[@mydynamics]

Yes nanba, you need to learn basic about 3d modelling softwares. Because you are only going to do analysis a 3dmodel in CFD. For example, if you are going to analysis a fluid flow over a engine, then you need to create a 3d model for a engine + a fluid body arround the engine. As autocad is mainly used for drafting, you can learn 3d modelling softwares like Autodesk inventor, creo, solidworks or your favorite. Just understand the software workflow. It is easy to use any modelling software if you understand the concept. All the best..., having further things for conversation, please feel free to post.🙂🙂🙂

[@ramankalam7853]

sir cfd tutorial send me

[@ramankalam7853]

please sir

[@mydynamics]

Hai Raman, you can find some tutorials from our channel. We mostly post on AUTODESK CFD. if you need more do a simple search on KZbin. There were more than 10000 tutorials on KZbin from various channels. I will share videos from our channel.

[@mydynamics]

CFD: kzbin.info/aero/PL_1ZFcuU5-XxQew7cYXiULxsU1VgMI99p

[@mydynamics]

Hope this will help you.

[@Wasimakram-ld2kz]

Super bro 😍😍