Can you suggest where can I find video lectures on turbulent flows or turbulence modelling? Are there any video lectures on understanding turbulence modeling? Or any books to understand turbulence modelling? Can someone please help!
i have a project on how different turbulent models can be used on Naca aerofoil. and i am not knowing how to find material to understand turbulent flows.
Dear Vinay,
I would recommend you to follow the video lecturer on Computational Fluid Dynamics by Prof. Suman Chakraborty according to me it is one of the best.
You can also follow Prof. Fillipo Maria Denaro's technical report/ppt on CFD, available in the ResearchGate.. He is one the famous researcher in computational physics and CFD.
Dear Chakri v. you can find the related videos on youtube as well, for example, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4ZzJLuEB4A.
Dear Vinay,
I can recommend you Aidan videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOB91zQ7HJU . This guy is incredible and he has almost all the turbulence models covered in his lectures.
In the chapter 3 of the book "An Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics" by Versteeg and Malalasekera you can have an approach of the modelling of turbulence.
Finally, NASA provides some explanations on turbulence modelling and furthermore, NASA presents a good comparison between some models: https://turbmodels.larc.nasa.gov/
Turbulence modeling by "Wilcox" is best and another one Turbulence by "Pope:
Hello Vinay, I have a new and in my view most modern and up-to-date electronic booklet on your topic. However, I am at present not able to send you the link as I am fixed in a clinic. Please ask Prof Dr Hans Burchard, University of Rostock, who recently participated in an intnl conf somewere in Wuhan (?) where a chinese collegue gave an exciting review/overview about exactly your topic. His talk was given in english and quite readable. The author name was ~ Zhi or Zhe. He is a quite cooperative and friendly fellow. I have a PDF, but at home, not here in the clinic. Well, you also may gain some insight into MARINE TURBULENCE, Cambridge U. Press, edited by Baumert, Simpson and Sündermann. Have a nice day, Helmut
Resources, and academic tools on turbulent single-phase and multiphase flows are availble on the project:
https://www.researchgate.net/project/Single-Phase-and-Multiphase-Turbulent-Flows-SMTF-in-Nature-and-Engineering-Applications
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