Recent content by Andreas Hepp

If you want to play around with aerodynamic effects and simulate them before you really build something I'd recommend using a simulation tool! Get a CAD model from some platform like grabcad and upload it in SimScale to perform aerodynamic simulations. Finally get a free account at Onshape and...

It's more like applied physics, but I like the SimWiki a lot! introduction in simulation techniques with the numerics and physics supporting it. Check it out if you like: https://www.simscale.com/docs/content/simwiki.html

Hi Mohamed_Wael, depending on your model, you can make use of symmetry. You can read more about the preprocessing here. If you for example take this project of a spring mount as an example, you'll find out that here they made use of symmetry. This, however doesn't mean you can do it anytime...

If you want to go for an overkill solution, you can try and simulate it with SimScale. There are examples that are similar to yours like the airflow in an office space. You can get sign up and create a free account and try things.

Maybe you also want to consider looking into jobs for cutting edge technology companies? I've read an article about the future of simulation in the cloud with new startups that tackle these approaches. I think a lot of development can still be done in the field of simulation for engineering...

Hi folks, My name is Andreas and I'm from Munich, Germany! I'm an undergrad in Technology Management and highly passionate about new disruptive technologies in the field of engineering. Hoping to find and participate in great discussions in this forum! Cheers to y'all! Andreas