Introduction to Transient Simulations

Introduction to transient CFD simulations using LES. This video aims to give a guide to how LES simulations can be used to analyse fluid. As opposed to steady state simulation they offer a greater depth of understanding at significant computational cost.

[@Lucason2772]

The boundary layer between my brain power and the brain power needed to understand is immense

[@physbuzz]

Globally the information flow rate is quite high, but it goes to zero exponentially near my brain :')

[@Snail_With_a_Shotgun]

Very nice, Nelson. I appreciate the effort you went into in order to avoid using "big" and "scary" equations to describe the underlying physics, and went for an approach that would be easier to understand for a wider audience instead. I wouldn't mind seeing more of these videos in the future, though I enjoy your more "practical" videos on automotive aerodynamics as well. Either way, keep up the good work!

[@MyNameishidden-l2f]

Love how it jumps straight to the point

[@anoobhey5798]

Oh wow! Definitely technical, but very informative.

[@boriscrisp518]

this guys voice really helps to digest this dry and techincal video

[@hiperformance71]

The turbulent flow in my brain is provoking soo many eddies that can't be computed😂... Great explanation Phill, appreciate soo much your videos, but I'm just a simple guy, see a video from you and click like, hope some day, I can really lear something usefull to do some simulations in free CFD app of my future racing car project😅

[@onlythingicantstand]

you are my hero

[@sophiatheodores7985]

the flow of these thoughts was turbulent (it went over my head)

[@The666opal111]

Was nice to listen while eating dinner. xdd