Need help with my Thesis. My Advisor don't respond!

sparky9 · September 8, 2022, 12:46

I've done the literature review and have made the geometry. I'll be doing simulations in openFOAM but don't know what solver/inlet conditions to use. If you're interested in helping. Please reply to this thread. I just need a direction to get started, I'm willing to work hard for it! Thank you!!

fedenr · September 9, 2022, 04:11

Hi Urmish,

With so little information I don't know if I will be able to help you, but let's try it.

First of all we should know what kind of simulation you have to do, what's the goal of your work, what resources do you have available, etc. If you could give more information I would be pleased to try to give you a hand.

kerim · October 10, 2022, 09:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by sparky9

I've done the literature review and have made the geometry. I'll be doing simulations in openFOAM but don't know what solver/inlet conditions to use. If you're interested in helping. Please reply to this thread. I just need a direction to get started, I'm willing to work hard for it! Thank you!!

According to you, it's hard to say anything. Be more specific!
Cheers,

Eddy_94 · December 13, 2022, 00:41

The journey starts with understanding aim of your study, and that understanding will help you to find those answers. Understand your purpose for simulation find out any similar study done from past (literature review) and try find out which condition will be suitable for your simulation, which turbulence model will be suitable and rest other things. Think it in reverse direction from aim to inputs.
I hope you will find your way out soon. Stick to the fundamental understanding of your problem statement.

September 8, 2022, 12:46	Need help with my Thesis. My Advisor don't respond!	#1
sparky9 New Member Urmish Join Date: Sep 2022 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 3	I've done the literature review and have made the geometry. I'll be doing simulations in openFOAM but don't know what solver/inlet conditions to use. If you're interested in helping. Please reply to this thread. I just need a direction to get started, I'm willing to work hard for it! Thank you!!

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September 9, 2022, 04:11		#2
fedenr New Member Federico Nahuel Ramírez Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: Spain Posts: 16 Rep Power: 5	Hi Urmish, With so little information I don't know if I will be able to help you, but let's try it. First of all we should know what kind of simulation you have to do, what's the goal of your work, what resources do you have available, etc. If you could give more information I would be pleased to try to give you a hand.

December 13, 2022, 00:41		#4
Eddy_94 New Member Aniket Join Date: Dec 2022 Location: India Posts: 4 Rep Power: 3	The journey starts with understanding aim of your study, and that understanding will help you to find those answers. Understand your purpose for simulation find out any similar study done from past (literature review) and try find out which condition will be suitable for your simulation, which turbulence model will be suitable and rest other things. Think it in reverse direction from aim to inputs. I hope you will find your way out soon. Stick to the fundamental understanding of your problem statement.