Notes on computational fluid dynamics : general principles

By:

Greenshields, Christopher J

Contributor(s):

Weller, Henry G

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: United Kingdom CFD Direct limited 2022Description: xii, 291pISBN:

9781399920780 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

620.1064 GRE

Summary: Fluid dynamics, turbulence (and RAS modelling) and boundary conditions are presented alongside the numerical methods and algorithms in a series of short, digestible topics, or notes, that contain complete, concise and relevant information. The book benefits from the experience of the authors: Henry Weller, core developer of OpenFOAM since writing its first lines in 1989; and, Chris Greenshields, who has delivered over 650 days of CFD training with OpenFOAM.

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Fluid dynamics, turbulence (and RAS modelling) and boundary conditions are presented alongside the numerical methods and algorithms in a series of short, digestible topics, or notes, that contain complete, concise and relevant information. The book benefits from the experience of the authors: Henry Weller, core developer of OpenFOAM since writing its first lines in 1989; and, Chris Greenshields, who has delivered over 650 days of CFD training with OpenFOAM.

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