Advanced Simulation Tools for Mechanics and the Environment - 5EUS5OSA
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Goals
• Aquire a knowledge on the numerical methods for interface tracking (free surface flows) and discrete element methods (DEM) for modeling the granular microstructure.
• Aquire a knowledge of the state of the art models of turbulence (RANS / LES / DNS) and models for particulate transport (passive scalar and two-phase flow).
• Aquire a knowledge on how to set-up an advanced simulation tool for solving problems in mechanics and control the quality of the resulting solution.
Content During this module, students will have twenty hours on the following themes:
• Numerical methods for interface tracking and discrete element method
• Models and simulation of turbulence
• Models for particles transport / sediment (passive scalar and two-phase flow)
Students will have to perform a simulation project supervised by a tutor (about 30 hours). Each group will have to make a different topic and all the projects will cover the range of methods and models presented during the lectures. The evaluation will be achieved ??by a report and a public defense. During these defenses, the students will present their work and highlight the problems encountered and the solutions tested to solve them.
PrerequisitesNumerical methods (VF / EF / ED), Fluid Mechanics, Turbulence, rheology of geomaterials
Tests - Specific credits: this course brings 6.0 ECTS to students in Year 2 Master Fluid Mechanics and Energetics (M2 FME)
- Specific credits: this course brings 6.0 ECTS to students in Year 2 Master Hydraulics and Civil Engineering (M2 HCE)
Written exam: 1h / coef. 1/3
Project Report: coef. 1/3
Project Defense: coef. 1/3
CC*2/3 + CT*1/3
The exam is given in english only 
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Date of update February 8, 2017