Incompressible (LBM)

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Sydney Opera House wind simulation with a 35km/h wind velocity from North-West

The DrivAer car geometry model, simulated with SimScale using the Pacefish LBM Solver.

This is a copy from DrivAer - Validation project by Cobrien. I want to learn how to use Simscale to develop such simulations

Here I try to compute the Cd value for a 3D Object

This project aims to demonstrate the use of porous media, using known pressure loss curves to model an object (balcony railings in this case) as porous media, showing a comparison between modelled pressure loss in the Lattice Boltzmann Method, and demonstrating its application in Pedestrian Wind Comfort Analysis.

A learning project- teaching myself some features

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