Code for fluid dynamic in 3D written in Scilab

[jangolobow]

Hallo.

I am new at forum, could please somebody send me a code for fluid dynamic in 3D written in Scilab, mathematica or Fortran. I will use it to start with learning!b

Thaks,

JG

 

[HallsofIvy]

I have no idea what you are asking here. Mathematical fluid dynamics includes a huge number of problems with a huge number of formulas and algorithms. Are you asking for someone to give you all of them in "Scilab, mathematica, or Fortran"?

 

[jangolobow]

Hallo,

i would like to make a simulation of some non Newton fluid in a single screw extrudor, what is known alkso as kneader. For solving the equations of motion btw navier stokes in cylindrical coordinates I must solve a set of pde EQUATIONS. i know those three programs, but I would like to get a sample how to solve a simple system and will in next step mirror it to my sysietm.

Can you send me some example?

Thanks JG

 

[Astronuc]

It's not appropriate to ask for a code made from scratch or to ask for a proprietary code, and expecting it to be free.

One can find texts on the subject of non-Newtonian fluids, e.g., Finite Element Analysis of Non-Newtonian Flow: Theory and Software (Hardcover)


TOC - http://www.cfd-online.com/Books/show_book.php?book_id=131

 

[minger]

The problem is that you're asking for a simple example, or a sample code snippet, which does not exist. Even the most simplistic code could potentially involve dozens of modules and take a great deal of learning in order to understand what's actually happening.

In graduate school, we wrote a quasi-1D explicit solver (only 3 coupled equations, not 5), and it took the entirety of two semesters of class and programming.