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Computational Aero-Acoustics to Reduce Vehicle Noise

Aero-acoustics is a study of sound generated by air flows during its interaction with solid bodies. The sound generated by jet engines or the tones produced by blowing wind across the bottle opening are some of the examples of a flow-induced sound. The aero-acoustics as a science began five decades ago, due to the development […]

Continue Reading »   |   Posted on January 15th, 2015 by Mehul Patel

Redefining Automotive Product Design

It is a great time for engineers, as computer aided design and computational analysis allows them to engineer automotive product design and build vehicles that are exceedingly fuel efficient, sleek and glamorous. The vehicle engineering industry has gone through a revolutionary phase with the CAD and CAE advancements, and now engineers can conceive designs and […]

Continue Reading »   |   Posted on January 13th, 2015 by Mehul Patel

Applying Fluid Structure Interaction to Automotive Aerodynamics

Aerodynamic studies on vehicles have become a mandate for manufacturers. Whether using wind tunnel tests or using CFD simulations, studying the impact of air flow over the exterior body of the vehicle is crucial, in order to reduce the drag forces and improve fuel efficiency. A typical aerodynamic analysis involves determining the forces that affect […]

Continue Reading »   |   Posted on January 7th, 2015 by Mehul Patel

CFD: An Intuitive Tool for Efficient Thermal Management of Data Centers

The modern organizations rely heavily on computer services, often compensated by the data center legacy. Its utilization has grown by leaps and bounds with further addition of cloud computing and virtualization technologies. However, the growth in data centers has doubled the electricity consumption and resulting heat generation. Nowadays, the power in data centers range from […]

Continue Reading »   |   Posted on December 30th, 2014 by Mehul Patel

Automotive Underhood Thermal Management

Managing the thermal conditions under the hood of passenger cars is of a crucial importance. The underhood typically consists of two main heat sources: radiator and engine that develop high temperature zones, which are required to be carried away to protect the compartment from the damage. Moreover, the modern vehicles employing tightly packed engine and […]

Continue Reading »   |   Posted on December 29th, 2014 by Mehul Patel