Simulation Driven Design for CFD

event locationBusinessparkLeinfelder Str. 60Leinfelden-EchterdingenGermany

organizerAutomotive Simulation Center Stuttgart e.VNobelstraße 15 | 70569 Stuttgart | GermanyPhone: +49 711 699659-0 | Fax: +49 711 699659-29E-Mail: info@asc-s.de | Web: www.asc-s.de

register onwww.asc-s.de/workshops/

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February 23, 2016 | Leinfelden-Echterdingen9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

participation is free of charge

YOUR IMPULSE

Present and discuss your (project) approach with other experts from the field of virtual vehicle development. This will enable you to sound out potentials and enter into appropriate collaborations (template can be downloaded on our website).

You have identified the need for a new simulation method and/or process in the field of CFD and would like to advance it/them in a quick and efficient way together with other competence partners from science and /or industry?

PROJECT APPETIZERS can be submitted until February 15, 2016 at the asc(s office (info@asc-s.de) From simulations to movement.

This workshop organized by the asc(s is focusing the trend of embedding CFD software into the automotive design process.

Is this trend only a part of the long-lasting frontloading process or is it a paradigm shift?

Who are the key roles to enable the change?

How much methodological knowledge needs an engineer?

How do we handle the conflict of objectives: the need of less system understanding by using a black box software or solving advanced problems by detailed under-standing of solver algorithms?

Follow exciting lectures from Mentor Graphics GmbH, BETA CAE Systems S.A., ISKO engineers AG, scapos AG, Imperial College London, G-CSC University of Frankfurt, University of Stuttgart and discuss new project ideas.

Simulation Driven Design for CFD

13:45 TAKE THE POLE POSITION - PART 3On the Need for Expertise when Using CFD - a Teacher’s ViewUlrich H. Rist - Institute of Aerodynamics and Gas Dynamics University of Stuttgart

14:10 Below the Glossy Surface: Methods, Errors and Complexity in CFDProf. Gabriel Wittum - G-CSC, University of Frankfurt

14:35-15:00 PIT STOPCoffee break

15:00 WIN THE RACEInformation about available subsidies

Presenting and discussing the submitted PROJECT APPETIZERS

16:00 CHEQUERED FLAGEnd of the workshop – there will be ample opportunities for further technical discussions afterwards.

PRELIMINARY AGENDA

9:00 WARM-UPArrival of the guests and welcoming them over a cup of coffee

9:30 INTRODUCTION ROUNDIntroduction to the workshop

9:40 TAKE THE POLE POSITION - PART 1

KEYNOTE: Spectral/hp element, scale resolving model-ling for high Reynolds number F1 AerodynamicsProfessor Spencer Sherwin - Imperial College London

Bringing the Complexity of CFD into the CAD World of an EngineerBoris Marovic - Mentor Graphics (Deutschland) GmbH

Efficient methods for parametric shape optimization of flow channelsIoannis Nitsopoulos - ISKO engineers AG

10:55-11:30 PIT STOPCoffee break

11:30 TAKE THE POLE POSITION - PART 2

The influence of mesh characteristics on OpenFOAM simulations of the DrivAer modelGrigoris Fotiadis, Vangelis Skaperdas, Aristotelis Iordanidis - BETA CAE Systems S.A.

Using MpCCI to Solve Coupled CFD Problems arising in Automotive DesignBettina Landvogt - scapos AG

12:20-13:45 PIT STOPLunch break

The workshop will give a state-of-the-art overview and offers space for discussions and new project ideas in the field of CAE method development.