This online course is organised by an IAHR cross committees action group – Committees on Fluid Mechanics, Experimental Methods and Instrumentation and Fluvial Hydraulics.
This is an opportunity to join a team dedicated to enhance knowledge on open-channel fluid mechanics, use of advanced tools, instrumentation and numerical modelling, and analysing results in depth.
Interested participants should fill in the following registration form including a short paragraph explaining their interest in the online school and their option (1, 2 or 3), and upload a 1 page CV.
Applications have to be sent before 5 January 2024 and candidates will be selected by 15 January 2024.
Learn or improve PIV and/or Numerical simulations within OpenFOAM®
Cristian Escauriaza
Pablo Oro
Steven Restreppo
Maria Magdalena Barros
6 weeks – February + March 2024
Free of charge
Option 1. The participant only participates to the PIV experimental sessions
Option 2. The participant only participates to the numerical simulation sessions using OpenFOAM®
Option 3. The participant participates to both PIV & OpenFOAM® sessions
Introduction + Fluid mechanics (Mandatory - 6th February)
Experimental modelling and introduction to PIV (Options 1 & 3 - 6th, 9th, 16th, 23th February)
Numerical simulation using OpenFOAM® (Options 2 & 3 - 27th February, 1st, 8th ,12th March)
Closure with experimental/numerical comparisons (Mandatory - 15th March)
Literature about lateral cavity/Fluid mechanics
Reproduce a flow configuration in a lab
Prepare an experimental installation
From the raw data to advanced analysis
Mathematical modelling and introduction to the OpenFOAM® platform, solvers and processing
Application to lateral cavity of mean and turbulent flow – from mean to RANS / DES-LES
How different models can be/have been used for such flows
Figure: Engelen, L., Perrot-Minot, C., Mignot, E., Rivière, N., & De Mulder, T. (2021). Lagrangian study of the particle transport past a lateral, open-channel cavity. Physics of Fluids, 33(1), 013303.