Minisymposium (ID: SS-CFDRA)

Computational Fluid Dynamics for Real Applications

Organizers: Lakhdar Remaki (BCAM, Spain), St�phane Moreau (Sherbrooke), Abdelkader Baggag (Laval)

CFD (Computation Fluid Dynamic) analysis has made significant inroads in industrial applications thanks to the important increase of computer capabilities along with the improvement of the underlying numerical methods and visualization tools. The CFD discipline is essentially based on the numerical discretization of the Navier-Stokes equations that describe the fluid motion. Even if these equations are known since more than 150 years and despite the availability of powerful computing supercenters, a simulation of a complex fluid dynamic still a challenging task, especially for phenomena that occur at very small scales like turbulence, vortices and aero-acoustic structures. The CFD special session will cover any work related to fluid dynamic including any advances in numerical analysis aspects, modeling, related fields like aero-acoustics, aero- elastics, gas-particles interactions and any coupling with Navier-Stokes equations. Works showing the application to complex geometries and the role and trend of CFD in industry are encouraged.

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