Example 1: Cavity Flow |
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This example shows the necessary steps for studying the flow pattern that appears in a lateral, cavity of a by-flowing fluid - one side of the cavity being swept by the outer flow. |
Example 2: Cavity Flow, heat transfer |
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This example studies the flow pattern that appears in a square cavity when it is heated on one side. |
Example 3: Backward-Facing Step |
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This example is a two-dimensional study of a fluid flow within a channel with a backwards-facing step. |
Example 4: Turbulent Backward-Facing Step |
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This example studies the turbulent fluid flow within a channel with a backwards-facing step. |
Example 5: 2D Cylinder |
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The fifth example of this tutorial analyses a case of two-dimensional flow passing a cylinder in the low Reynolds range. |
Example 6: Heat transfer analysis of a solid |
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This example consists of a heat transfer analysis of a solid. |
Example 7: Species Advection |
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The seventh example of this tutorial analyses a case of transport of two species in the squared domain. |
Example 8: ALE Cylinder |
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The eighth example of this tutorial analyses a cylinder moving with uniform velocity within a fluid at Reynolds number of 100. |
Example 9: Fluid-Solid thermal contact |
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This example studies the flow pattern that appears in a square cavity when it is heated on one side, in contact with a hot solid. |
Example 10: Analysis of an Electric Motor |
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This example studies the 2D static magnetic field due to the stator winding in a two-pole electric motor[5]. |
Example 11: Analysis of a dam break (Odd Level Set) |
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This example studies the 2D water evolution in a dam break process. It also studies the encounter of the fluid with two obstacles. |