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Week 12 Update
Week 12 has seen the project come to completion with enormous success. The mesh convergence study was completed and demonstrated how the...
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GENERATION OF AN AUTOMATED WORKFLOW FOR THE SIMULATION OF RIBBED EXCHANGER MODELS
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teamstuttgart2018
Week 11 Update
The team have been adapting to the non-cyclic set-up required due to Swak4foam not working. The team aim to have all results by the end...
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Week 10 Update
In Week 10, the continuation of the ANSYS study was conducted with the expectation that all results are gathered by the end of next week....
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Week 9 Update
Since the modelling of the project was complete, the team decided to reassign roles for the last few weeks. One member of the modelling...
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Week 8 Update
Week 8 saw the team complete the final geometry for the simulations. The 3-pin model was made with the fluid also modelled. All required...
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Week 7 Update
Week 7 saw the team make great progress in all aspects of the project. The modelling team tested the splitting up of faces for extraction...
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Week 6 Update
During Week 6, the team submitted the Statement of Purpose to the University of Strathclyde for marking. The team expect results from the...
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Week 5 Update
During Week 5 the team made the main preparations for the Interim Report due at the end of the month. This report outlines the project...
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Week 4 Update
Week 4 saw the team make good progress within all aspects of the project. The modelling team have now got access to PythonOCC which is a...
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Week 3 Update
Week 3 saw the team make great progress in developing their OpenFOAM skills. The team successfully ran a conjugate heat transfer...
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Week 2 Update
During Week 2, the team began to research the background of the project and we started tutorials on OpenFOAM. Progress was made on...
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Week 1 Update
We started the project with an introductory meeting with our project advisor, Dr Sebastian Spring. He proposed two different project...
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