MTF271 Turbulence Modelling, Study Period 4 (7.5hec)

Examiner and lecturer: prof Lars Davidson

Because of the Corona virus, all teaching will be given on-line in form of recorded lectures and supervised assignments via Zoom
- First on-line lecture at 13.15, Monday March 22, 2021. All students should have got an invitation to their Chalmers Email address
- Recorded lectures can be download below and at Canvas. Students are also recommended to read the appendix MTF271 Lecture Notes in the eBook.
- Short Zoom lectures are given, usually twice a week via Zoom, see Calender at Canvas. Students will in small group work on the Quiz and have opportunity to ask questions on anthing related to the course.
- On-line supervision (Zoom) of Workshops will usually take place on (see Calender at Canvas).
  - Mondays at 13-15
  - Thursdays at 8-10
- Course page at Canvas
- Prerequisites
- Course Plan
- Recorded_lectures (Screencasts)
- eBook
- Lecture notes: see eBook, Appendix MTF271 Lecture Notes
- Learning outcomes
- Preparing yourself for a lecture
- Discussion at Zoom lectures
- Assignment 1: Reynolds Averaged Naviers Stokes
- Assignment 2a: Zonal Zonal PANS, DES, DDES and SAS
- Assignment 2b: Recirculating flow: PANS, DES, DDES and SAS
- Additonal assignments
- Written exams
- Piazza
- L. Davidson, 'An introduction to turbulence models' (Chapters 3 and 4 are relevant for this course)
- L. Davidson, 'Transport Equations in Incompressible URANS and LES'
- Slides
- Short Python introduction
- Short Matlab introduction
- Matlab commands in Python
- On-line lectures on basic fluid dynamics
- CFD-online: an online center for Computational Fluid Dynamics)
- Use Navier-Stokes as background on you lap-top, cell phone ...
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Department of Mechanics and Maritime Sciences
Division of Fluid Dynamice