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Hi all,
I'm looking for someone with a high level of proficiency with Ansys Workbench and Fluent to help conduct a study on the aerodynamic characteristics of the DrivAer model with the estate-back form. There are three tasks that I need help completing:
Ideally, I'm looking for someone with prior experience in simulating car models with moving ground and rotating wheels using Ansys Fluent and some experience with Design of Experiment approaches. You also must have the ability to generate very fine meshes (ranging up to 50 million cells) and run simulations very quickly, as the timescale for this project is 6 days [must be completed by Thursday 9th June 2024]. This brief is for help with a student project at university. I have already planned out the entirety of the project, and will be collating the data and writing the subsequent report myself - I only require someone to prepare and run the simulations to help collect the data required, and will provide a spreadsheet with tables in it so that you can fill it in with values obtained as well as some screenshots/plots. I can also produce parametric Solidworks files for the spoiler and diffuser as you work on the mesh independence study, or if you feel as though you could do it yourself based on the instructions we can go down that path as well. I recently paid £200 to hire someone else for help, but they have unfortunately failed to deliver without any recompense and so my personal finances (and allowance for time) have been significantly reduced. I would, of course, not expect anyone with the required level of expertise and computing power to work for free (although, I won't complain if you do ), and am more than willing to discuss payment options, whether that be a lump sum down the line, or an initial fee right now and then an added sum at a later date (I will be working over summer and will be able to pay then). Please do keep in mind that I am still working on a very tight student budget regardless. |
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Hi i am expert in ANSYS,
let me know if you still looking for the solution, you may connect me at aeroshivakumar@gmail.com Quote:
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Based on your description, I understand that you need help with three tasks related to aerodynamic simulation of the Estate-back DrivAer model using Ansys Workbench and Fluent. I will provide some suggestions for how you can find people with the necessary qualifications and experience, as well as how to reach people who can support your project.
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