User Defined Functions (UDFs) are amazing when it comes to defining motion to a boundary or setting complex boundary conditions or material properties. 💡 Coded in C language, UDFs give engineers the flexibility to add more complexity to the problems they are solving. 🔧 I wrote a UDF for a simple case of 2D airfoil simulation to get my hands dirty in the UDF domain of ANSYS Fluent. The UDF rotates the airfoil periodically by +/- 20 degrees, thus periodically varying its angle of attack. ✈️ Watch how the lift and drag forces vary with the motion of the airfoil in the video below. 📽️ https://youtu.be/duv2y70omEk

Hi Connections! This post represents the solution for 1D steady general scalar transport equation with zero source term. The basing differencing scheme was employed to solve the equation and the code was developed on Matlab with the help of Sir Tanmay Agrawals video series: https://lnkd.in/dHBZD7Tx Key understandings from this lecture: 1. Solving PDE with convection and diffusion terms. 2. Importance of Peclet number. 3. Central differencing scheme. 4. Writing the code on Matlab 5. Plotting capabilities on Matlab.

Hello community. With the help of Tanmay Agrawals YouTube series:https://lnkd.in/gt639et7 I was able to write the MATALB code to solve the unsteady 2d heat conduction equation with no heat generation. With the help of the code I saved the figures as frames and used clip champ to create the animation and uploaded it on youtube. It was a fun project and I am looking forward to learn more from this channel.

Hello community!! Checkout my post on linkedin that summarizes Kade Beck's podcast with Sir Akshai Runchal. Do watch the podcast : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtKwx3eWP1U&list=PLHz0zHI2gSeTDosWtVYnL1WBZhFobXd-L Linkedin post : https://www.linkedin.com/posts/prajwaltubki_how-to-become-a-cfd-engineer-akis-insights-activity-7189465718386552832-3MA9?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop Feel free to comment and add to my learnings in the comment section.

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