Complete Tutorial for Beginner on Wave Impact Analysis
Numerical Analysis, Wave Impacts, Breaking wave, wave-structure interaction, flow visualization
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What You Will Learn!
- Understand how to get and install the free tools needed for numerical simulation and data analysis
- Understand how to set up and perform validation method for wave force numerical simulation using free software
- Able to generate flow visualization animation using the simulated particles data
- Able to analyse the impact pressure data of the structure simulated
Description
This course focuses on breaking wave impact analysis using numerical simulation called SPH. Traditionally, wave load analysis of a coastal structure is done theoretically. This, however, is very limited to certain ideal condition. Broken wave or large freak wave, such as tsunami wave, is highly irregular and non-linear, which makes them difficult to be analyzed theoretically. For these conditions, most engineers rely on experiment. While closer to real life application, physical experiments are expensive, time consuming, and require a high level of expertise. Numerical simulation combined the theoretical low cost with experimental accuracy, making it a suitable option for modern engineer.
This course is intended for complete beginner with no prior understanding of coding and CFD. Some level of fluid-dynamics understanding maybe needed to understand the material, but not needed to perform the simulation.
Upon the completion of this course, the learner is expected to be able to download and install all of the free-to-use software, run the simulation, animate the flow, and perform the basic data analysis.
In this course you will be able to:
1. edit the geometry model of your simulation
2. set up the correct simulation parameters value
3. run an SPH simulation
4. Validate your simulation to make sure the results is accurate
4. View the fluid flow field using Paraview
5. Analyze the simulation data
Who is the target of this course?
Engineering students, engineer, animator, design student, or anyone with interest of fluid research.
There is no knowledge in fluid dynamics needed for this course
Who Should Attend!
- Engineering student, professional, animator, architect