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Webinar

Computational fluid dynamics: applications for fluid-structure interactions

Event organised by Society for Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics

Date
21 November 2024
Time
12:00 - 13:00 GMT
Location
Online

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Overview

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) can be a powerful tool used to assist in structural analysis. This presentation will first discuss some CFD modelling methods and then how these can be integrated into wider projects. This will be followed by a case study, highlighting high-pressure air venting onto a simple plate.

Whilst the CFD example is not complex, it will give a good insight into the considerations required when scoping and developing a CFD investigation, along with a greater understanding of what level of data output can be expected.

This event is co-badged with the IMechE Bath & Bristol Young Members’ Panel.

Organised by

Society for Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics

Society for Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics

SECED promotes the study and practice of earthquake engineering, dynamics, and vibration issues like blast and impact.

Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Improving the world through engineering

Speaker

C Nolan

C Nolan

AtkinsRéalis

advanced technology engineer

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C Nolan

C has been working at the global engineering consultancy, AtkinsRéalis, for almost 2 years as a CFD engineer.

Her team sits within the infrastructure sector, but her work involves a large amount of cross discipline studies. 

C regularly performs investigations in hydrodynamics, aerodynamics and thermodynamics helping design engineers in the water, transport, infrastructure, buildings, nuclear, defence and renewables markets, highlighting the vast range of CFD applications throughout engineering. 

Prior to this, C spent 4 years working in the National Wind Tunnel Facility at the University of Glasgow performing CFD and experimental research for her PhD in Aerospace Engineering.

For more information please contact:

Shelly-Ann Russell

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