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== Tutorials == | == Tutorials == | ||
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| + | === Tutorials by EDF === | ||
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| + | '''Code Saturne version 1.3.2 Tutorial''' | ||
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| + | Includes | ||
| + | * The aim of this case is to train the user of Code Saturne on a simplified but real 3D compu- | ||
| + | tation. It corresponds to a stratified flow in a T-junction. | ||
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| + | Link: [http://cfd.mace.manchester.ac.uk/twiki/pub/Main/JuanUribe/tutorial.pdf tutorial.pdf] | ||
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| + | === Tutorials by somebody in MSc/4th Year Aerospace Advanced CFD Laboratory === | ||
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| + | '''Laminar Flow in tube bundlusing Code Saturne''' | ||
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| + | Includes | ||
| + | * One of the objectives of this exercise is to compare the three different types of mesh- | ||
| + | ing techniques described above for a complex curved geometry, and assess their relative | ||
| + | strengths and weaknesses in terms of solution accuracy. | ||
| + | * A second objective is to gain more experience in using a wider range of CFD and | ||
| + | other software tools for simulations and post-processing; in particular here using the | ||
| + | Code Saturne program to perform the flow simulations. | ||
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| + | Link: [http://cfd.mace.manchester.ac.uk/twiki/pub/Main/TubeBundleTutorial/tutorial-1.pdf tutorial-1.pdf] | ||
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Revision as of 21:32, 18 November 2010
Contents
Documentation
Official Code-Saturne Documentation
The original online documentation of Code-Saturne can be found here:
Link: Code-Saturne Official Website
Code-Saturne Users Wiki at the University of Manchester
A great Wiki about the use of Code-Saturne maintained by the University of Manchester
Link: Saturne Users Wiki @ U. Manchester
Tutorials
Tutorials by EDF
Code Saturne version 1.3.2 Tutorial
Includes
- The aim of this case is to train the user of Code Saturne on a simplified but real 3D compu-
tation. It corresponds to a stratified flow in a T-junction.
Link: tutorial.pdf
Tutorials by somebody in MSc/4th Year Aerospace Advanced CFD Laboratory
Laminar Flow in tube bundlusing Code Saturne
Includes
- One of the objectives of this exercise is to compare the three different types of mesh-
ing techniques described above for a complex curved geometry, and assess their relative strengths and weaknesses in terms of solution accuracy.
- A second objective is to gain more experience in using a wider range of CFD and
other software tools for simulations and post-processing; in particular here using the Code Saturne program to perform the flow simulations.
Link: tutorial-1.pdf
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