Introduction to Finite Volume Method | Lecture 5 | Simulating Fluid Flows using Python

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In this lecture, we will learn about the fundamentals of finite volume methods and how they could be used to solve a unidirectional diffusion equation 😊

Suggested readings:

An Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics: The Finite Volume Method: Highly recommended for this course.
PS: Excellent discussion on turbulence!

Numerical Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow: Excellent book oriented towards a physical understanding of various concepts.
PS: The author invented SIMPLE method :)
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I don't know why your videos are not getting the audience it is intended to, Its pure gold, YouTube has led me to you on time, You are the best, Thank you for your wonderful videos, You are on my top list, The clarity you gave is as clear as fluid itself man xD after Dr.steve Brunton's channel on vector calculaltions

raghavendarsridhar
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Sir do you have any video for lid driven cavity fvm method in python

HamzaSiddiqui-qtwr
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Hello sir,
As we have 2 options for choosing the way of meshing for FVM based on the boundary conditions whether it is boundary value or boundary fluxes. But, if we had a flux known at 1 boundary and value at the other boundary then which system should we choose?
Thanks.

sarthak_k_patel
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sir i am trying to solve a simple heat equation on curvilinear geometry by fvm method. i dont know how to define geometry and bc on it...can u please help

ryankaushal
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Sir make video on CFD using Ansys also

kamalkosta
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Thank you, It helped.
But Is it mandatory to add music in the background? I am sorry but it is distracting.

NarendraBhandava