I don't know why your videos are not getting the audience it is intended to, Its pure gold, RUclips has led me to you on time, You are the best, Thank you for your wonderful videos, You are on my top list, The clarity you gave is as clear as fluid itself man xD after Dr.steve Brunton's channel on vector calculaltions
Hello sir, As we have 2 options for choosing the way of meshing for FVM based on the boundary conditions whether it is boundary value or boundary fluxes. But, if we had a flux known at 1 boundary and value at the other boundary then which system should we choose? Thanks.
It usually does not matter whether you choose the first or second type of mesh. In both the systems, both Dirichlet and Neumann BCs can be coded with some modifications.
sir i am trying to solve a simple heat equation on curvilinear geometry by fvm method. i dont know how to define geometry and bc on it...can u please help
I don't know why your videos are not getting the audience it is intended to, Its pure gold, RUclips has led me to you on time, You are the best, Thank you for your wonderful videos, You are on my top list, The clarity you gave is as clear as fluid itself man xD after Dr.steve Brunton's channel on vector calculaltions
Thanks for the comment! Steve teaches SO GOOD, big fan of him.
Sir do you have any video for lid driven cavity fvm method in python
Hello sir,
As we have 2 options for choosing the way of meshing for FVM based on the boundary conditions whether it is boundary value or boundary fluxes. But, if we had a flux known at 1 boundary and value at the other boundary then which system should we choose?
Thanks.
It usually does not matter whether you choose the first or second type of mesh. In both the systems, both Dirichlet and Neumann BCs can be coded with some modifications.
sir i am trying to solve a simple heat equation on curvilinear geometry by fvm method. i dont know how to define geometry and bc on it...can u please help
Which package are you using?
@@TanmayAgrawal7 matlab sir!!
It might be a bit tricky in matlab since it deals with matrices primarily. But I think you should be able to convert (r, theta) domain to (x, y).
@@TanmayAgrawal7 yes sir!! this is the plan...but how do we define co-ordinates X,Y for a point in matlab.
@@ryankaushal2767 In Cartesian system, it is easy. Matrix itself is such a system. Have you gone through the 2D problems in MATLAB series?
Sir make video on CFD using Ansys also
Please refer: ruclips.net/video/2u1j0b5nKwA/видео.html&ab_channel=TanmayAgrawal
Thank you, It helped.
But Is it mandatory to add music in the background? I am sorry but it is distracting.
Thanks for the feedback, positively taken.