Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package, 10 Practical Exercises
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This CFD training package is prepared for BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, and ADVANCED users of ANSYS Fluent software who are interested in the Coronavirus subject, including 10 practical exercises. You will learn and obtain comprehensive training on how to simulate projects. The achieved knowledge will enable you to choose the most appropriate modeling approaches and methods for applications and CFD simulations.
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Coronavirus Dispersion CFD Simulation Training Package by ANSYS Fluent, 10 Practical exercises
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is currently recognized as the greatest and the newest human challenge in the world. In addition to being dangerous to human health, coronavirus has a high transmission power between sick people and healthy people. Breathing of a patient person without a mask into an enclosed space can transmit the disease to nearby people. Although, coughing and sneezing are dramatically more dangerous, even in the open air.
One of the important recommendations of doctors regarding the prevention of coronavirus particle transmission between people, is social distancing in different places, including public transportation, hospital, school, stadium, restaurants, and so on. The social distance can be different in various locations in terms of being indoors and outdoors.
Air conditioning systems play the main role in virus infection removal. So we need an accurate and practical air conditioning system design to overcome the virus particle dispersion in different places like airplanes, elevators, clean rooms, operation rooms, open-air, and so on.
In this CFD simulation training package, we will enlighten you on the essential tact to carry out numerical CFD simulations. We investigate both steady and transient solvers, breathing, coughing, and sneezing of patients in different places of an airplane cabins, elevator cabins, clean rooms, operation rooms, cars, classrooms, and open air. The coronavirus spread CFD simulation training package includes 10 different CFD projects by ANSYS Fluent including comprehensive training movies and simulation files.
This CFD training package is prepared for BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, and ADVANCED users of ANSYS Fluent software who are interested in the Coronavirus subject, including 10 practical exercises. You will learn and obtain comprehensive training on how to simulate projects. The achieved knowledge will enable you to choose the most appropriate modeling approaches and methods for applications and CFD simulations.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is currently recognized as the greatest human challenge in the world; Because this disease, in addition to being dangerous to human health, has a high transmission power between sick people and healthy people. Breathing of a patent person without a mask into an enclosed space can transmit the disease to nearby people. One of the essential recommendations of doctors regarding the prevention of disease transmission between people is to maintain social distancing in different places, including public transportation.
Project number 1 simulates the airflow from a patient’s (COVID-19) mouth in a hospital room. In fact, in the present case, a special operating room has been designed and equipped with ventilation and air conditioning systems. On the other hand, the patient receives oxygen and exhales carbon dioxide every time he inhales and exhales.
In project number 2, an attempt has been made to simulate the respiration of viral air from the mouths of several patients carrying coronavirus in the aircraft. This model includes a computational domain in the form of an airplane and seats inside it, on each of which a passenger is modeled.
The elevator cabin is one of the most important spaces in the discussion of coronavirus disease; Because usually, some people with the shortest possible distance are placed in a small space with a not very strong ventilation system. In project number 3, based on the CFD method, an attempt has been made to simulate the coronavirus particle dispersion from the carrier patient’s cough inside an elevator cabin.
Project number 4 involves a human placed in a cube-shaped computational domain in the open air. The human mouth is distinguished as a source of virus transmission. To simulate this model, a discrete phase model must be used. This model allows us to study a set of discrete particles in a continuous fluid space. In this model, the wet particles of the virus secreted from the patient’s mouth are defined as a discrete phase and the airflow as a continuous phase in space.
Project number 5 simulates the flow of fresh air through the air conditioning system inside a patient’s room, considering the CORONA virus. We place the patient on a bed in a room with a high temperature on his body and constantly spread the CORONA-virus particles by breathing through his mouth into the room’s interior.
One of the important recommendations of doctors regarding preventing the transmission of disease between people is to maintain social distance between people in small, closed spaces. The interior of a passenger car can transmit the virus to its occupants. In project number 6, based on the CFD method, an attempt has been made to simulate the release of virus particles from the mouth of a corona carrier patient inside the interior of a car.
In project number 7, a ventilation system has been used, which has several vents for the entry of fresh air flow from the ceiling of the classroom and several panels for the exit of the old airflow at the bottom of the classroom sidewalls.
Project number 8 investigates the ability of coronavirus particles to spread inside the bank from a bank customer to a healthy bank employee. This simulation process is performed in two different modes. In the first model, no cover is located between the client and the bank employee to show the virus’s transmission power. In the second model, an attempt is made to make a thin plastic cover between them. The cover should be defined to demonstrate the process of preventing the transmission of virus particles as a barrier.
In project number 9, based on the CFD method, an attempt has been made to simulate the release of virus particles from a Coronavirus patient’s mouth while Talking and transmitting it to another person in a specific space (social distancing). This study aims to investigate the ability of virus particles to propagate and transmit at a distance less than a social distance.
Project number 10 aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of using a shield or mask as a baa patient’s face patient against the spread of virus particles. For the present simulation, the discrete phase model (DPM) is used; Because this model allows us to study the particle’s mass discretely in a fluid space with a continuous phase. Due to the choice of this model, the virus particles secreted from the patient’s mouth are considered a discrete phase, and the open airflow in the computational area is considered a continuous phase.
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Hakan Doshi –
I am a mechanical engineer and I bought this package. I learned a lot from this package include modeling and simulating coronavirus spreading in various situations, like cough, sneeze, and talking.
I have started to simulate some projects in this area to publish papers. everyone who tends to do research and published papers in COVID 19 area in well-known journals can benefit from this package.
endor kholghi –
fantastic
chiara maj –
the procedure has trained in this package is entirely appropriate to validate numerical result by experimental data,
I used this procedure to simulate and write an article on airport pandemic control.
ramaj kumar –
I want to buy this package but I am not sure about the quality of this training, do you have a demo of your tutorial?
MR CFD Support –
you can take a look at this link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om_IqPcLDLo&feature=youtu.be
thanks for your comment
Jordan Tatraini –
it is such a wonderful package and update topics
thanks, Mr. CFD, thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anika Ferry –
This package seems extensive. Can it also help to model different mask types’ efficiencies or is it solely for broader airflow dynamics?
MR CFD Support –
The Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package aims to cover a wide range of scenarios, including the efficiency of masks or shields. The use of the discrete phase model (DPM) allows for detailed analysis of virus particle interaction with personal protective equipment such as masks. So, it does include exercises on airflow dynamics, but also offers the ability to model the efficacy of masks and other barriers against virus transmission.
Dr. Kenna Schultz II –
I’m impressed with the comprehensive content tailored to varying proficiency levels. Can these exercises be easily integrated into a university curriculum as part of a course on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) or health and safety?
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for your positive feedback! The exercises are indeed comprehensive and designed to cater to different skill levels in CFD simulation. They can certainly be integrated into a university curriculum. The packages cover real-world applications, which can greatly enrich the learning experience, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application in the field of health and safety.
Noemie Greenholt –
The training package covers a wide range of practical scenarios. Could you tell me how airborne virus particles are modeled in these simulations? Are they tracked individually or as a cloud, and how is this chosen in the software settings?
MR CFD Support –
For modeling airborne virus particles in the CFD simulations, the discrete phase model (DPM) is commonly used. In this model, particles are tracked individually in a Lagrangian frame of reference as they interact with the continuous phase of the airflow. This method is chosen in the software settings, allowing for detailed analysis of particle trajectories, dispersion, dilution, and ultimate fate within various environments and situations outlined in the exercises.
Cathryn Jerde V –
I’m really impressed with the variation and depth provided in the Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package. The practical exercises seem quite comprehensive, covering multiple scenarios and incorporating social distancing recommendations. The attention to airflow dynamics in different environments, especially in enclosures where social distancing is challenging, is crucial. The fact that the package also considers the efficacy of protective measures like masks and barriers is very relevant and timely. Great job on creating such a thoughtful training resource!
MR CFD Support –
Thank you very much for your positive feedback about our Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package! We’re delighted to hear that you appreciate the depth and variety of the practical exercises and find the content relevant and well thought out. We take pride in delivering quality educational materials that address current issues, and we’re glad it resonates with you. If you need further assistance or have any more insights to share with us, please do not hesitate to reach out!
Bonnie Bogisich I –
I greatly valued the comprehensive nature of the Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package, which included 10 diverse and highly practical exercises. As someone interested in the application of CFD in air quality and virus dispersion scenarios, I found the combination of tutorials, software simulation files, and the theoretical coverage on COVID-19 necessary for educating about airborne pathogens’ behavior in varied environments. The learning curve of exercises designed for BEGINNER to ADVANCED levels was thoughtful; it delineated a clear path to progress in my CFD skills. Moreover, the focus on crucial public spaces such as hospitals, airplane cabins, and elevators has made the learning directly applicable to current challenges in public health. Thank you for such a resourceful package during these testing times.
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for your amazing feedback! We are thrilled to hear that our Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package provided you with valuable insights and practical experience on such an important topic relating to public health safety. Continued engagement in improving CFD application skills, especially for airborne pathogen dispersion, is vital, and we’re glad that our graduated challenge levels have positively impacted your learning journey. Should you have any further questions or need more resources, please do not hesitate to reach out. Stay safe and well-informed!
Laurence Rau –
This package is exceptionally timely and a brilliant testament to MR CFD Company’s commitment to leveraging technology for public health. The integration of practical exercises in diverse environments conveys a profound understanding of airborne contagion behaviors, which inevitably aids in the formulation of effective mitigation strategies. Well-done!
MR CFD Support –
Thank you very much for your positive review. We are delighted to hear that you found our Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package to be a valuable resource. Your acknowledgment of our efforts in providing practical, real-world applications transforms our mission into something truly rewarding. Stay safe and remember that knowledge is a key component in combatting public health challenges!
Jaquelin Lockman –
Fantastic training package! Learning to simulate the spread of coronavirus using ANSYS Fluent has been incredibly insightful. The practical exercises provided a thorough understanding and hands-on experience in managing airflow and analyzing particle dispersion in various settings. Thank you for putting together such a comprehensive set of tutorials that emphasize the importance of modeling to combat real-world challenges like COVID-19.
MR CFD Support –
We are delighted to hear that you found the Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package to be insightful and practical. It’s great to know that the exercises helped you gain a better understanding of airflow management and particle dispersion analysis in addressing real-world health challenges. Thank you for your positive feedback, and we hope that our package continues to be a valuable resource for your learning and application in real-world scenarios.
Drew Pfeffer –
The training package covers a very critical and timely topic – I learned a great deal about the dynamics of virus particle dispersion. The practical exercises for different scenarios were especially enlightening.
MR CFD Support –
We really appreciate your feedback and are glad that you found our Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package informative and practical. It’s great to hear that the exercises helped enhance your understanding of virus particle dynamics in various environments. Thank you for your positive review and we hope our package continues to be a valuable resource for you and others studying virus dispersion!
Boyd Beier –
I am thoroughly impressed with the comprehensive nature of the Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package. Not only did it cover a wide range of scenarios, but it also provided practical exercises which crucially enhance understanding. The focus on differing environments from airplanes to cars and open-air settings is commendable as it encapsulates real-world situations. The package’s inclusion of both steady and transient solvers exposes the learner to varied aspects of simulation, which is fundamental for executing accurate and reliable analysis.
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for your positive feedback! We are truly gratified to hear that the Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package met your expectations and provided you with a deep understanding of diverse simulation scenarios. Our aim is to cover real-world situations as comprehensively as possible and it is rewarding to know we have succeeded in that. We appreciate the time you took to recognize the practical exercises and varying solver dynamics included in the package. Your thoughtful remarks are highly valued.
Korbin Von –
I really appreciated the comprehensive nature of the Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package. It provided a thorough insight into the dispersion patterns in various settings. The range of scenarios from elevators to open spaces allowed for a fuller understanding of how the virus could spread and the effectiveness of various preventive measures like masks and ventilation systems.
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for sharing your positive feedback! We are delighted to hear that the training package effectively enriched your knowledge about virus particle dispersion and preventative methods. Understanding these complex interactions is crucial in designing safer public spaces, and we’re glad our simulations could assist in this learning process. If you need any further assistance or information, feel free to reach out.
Tianna Bradtke –
I recently completed the Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package and was thoroughly impressed with the diversity and depth of the practical exercises provided. Through the 10 different ANSYS Fluent projects, I gained a solid understanding of how to simulate scenarios related to virus dispersion, from a single patient in various enclosed spaces to social distancing in open areas. The variability in settings — including airplanes, elevators, and vehicles — offered a comprehensive look at airflow and particle movement, crucial for creating effective virus mitigation strategies. The tutorials were clear and equipped me with both the theory and necessary steps to tailor simulations to specific needs. Highly recommended for anyone looking to develop expertise in CFD as it relates to public health matters!
MR CFD Support –
We are truly grateful for your positive feedback on our Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package. It’s wonderful to hear that our varied practical exercises provided you with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved in virus particle dispersion simulations. Thank you for choosing our training to enhance your CFD skills, and we hope that the knowledge acquired will serve you well in your future endeavors in simulation and public health strategy development. If you have any further questions or need assistance with future projects, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Justen Wintheiser –
I’ve recently purchased the Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package and completed all the exercises. I am thoroughly impressed with comprehensive range of scenarios covering various indoor and outdoor environments. The step by step guidance through practical exercises not only enhanced my understanding of virus particle dynamics but also honed my CFD skills. The inclusion of advanced modeling approaches like the discrete phase model was particularly enlightening. Well done, MR CFD Company!
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for your positive feedback! We’re glad to hear that the training package has significantly contributed to your understanding of virus particle dynamics and CFD modeling. Your success is what we strive for, and your comment motivates us to continue providing detailed and practical simulation packages. If you have any other inquiries or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Gerson Weissnat –
The practical exercises in this CFD package seem really comprehensive. Great effort in illustrating various scenarios. Looking forward to applying these learning exercises to assess air circulation and virus dispersion in real-world situations!
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for your positive feedback! We’re glad to hear that you find our training package comprehensive and applicable to real-world scenarios. Should you have further inquiries or need assistance as you progress through the exercises, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help!
Mrs. Zella Schaden Jr. –
The Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package sounds very comprehensive. Does it include guidance on how to interpret the results and understand the implication for real-world scenarios such as the efficacy of social distancing and mask-wearing?
MR CFD Support –
Yes, the training package includes comprehensive explanations on how to interpret the simulation results. It correlates the data to real-world implications such as social distancing effectiveness and the impact of masks or shields in preventing virus propagation, equipping users with relevant insights for practical applications.
Jeramy Macejkovic –
Such comprehensive training on something as critical as coronavirus spread within various environments seems invaluable. The use of CFD to understand and mitigate risks in public spaces and transportation could truly make a difference in public health.
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for the positive feedback! At MR CFD Company, we’re committed to providing insightful and practical learning experiences that can contribute to important health and safety advancements. We’re glad to hear that you recognize the value of these CFD simulations in improving public health strategies.
Korbin Stehr –
This training package seems so comprehensive and could be crucial in preventing the spread of coronavirus in various public spaces. I especially appreciate how it covers so many different scenarios, even in transport and public interior spaces. This can offer significant insights for HVAC system design and public health policy. Thank you for putting together such a timely and useful collection of CFD simulations!
MR CFD Support –
We thank you for recognizing the value of our work. It’s heartening to see our efforts in developing this comprehensive CFD simulation training package being appreciated so positively. We strive to offer insights that can help in designing safer spaces and contribute to public health safety. Your feedback motivates us to continue our work towards preventing the spread of diseases like coronavirus.
Prof. Haylie D’Amore III –
The Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package sounds very comprehensive. How accessible are these training materials for someone with a basic understanding of CFD principles? Would I be able to grasp the complex concepts involved in simulating virus particle dispersion?
MR CFD Support –
The Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package is designed with a progressive approach to accommodate various skill levels, including BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, and ADVANCED users. The package includes comprehensive training movies and simulation files that are curated to help users with basic CFD knowledge to understand and simulate the complex phenomena of virus particle dispersion effectively. Each practical exercise is crafted to build on the previous one, ensuring a smooth learning curve.
Anabel Mitchell –
I was thoroughly impressed with the comprehensive nature of MR CFD’s Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package. Especially engaging were the real-world scenarios that included various environments where virus transmission can occur, such as hospitals, elevators, aircraft cabins, and more. The blend of video tutorials and hands-on CFD project files significantly enhanced my understanding of fluid dynamics in the context of airborne pathogen dispersion. The application of both steady and transient solver exercises expanded the range of analysis and provided a robust foundation for effectively simulating and analyzing COVID-19 spread in numerous settings. An excellent resource for CFD users across all proficiency levels.
MR CFD Support –
We appreciate your thoughtful and positive feedback on our Coronavirus CFD Simulation Training Package. It’s great to hear that our combination of video tutorials and practical exercises across varying environments has significantly contributed to your understanding of virus transmission analysis in ANSYS Fluent. We continue to be dedicated to providing top-notch CFD educational content and simulation resources to help users of all skill levels succeed in their analyses. Thank you for choosing our training package, and we’re here to support your future learning endeavors.
Prof. Nikolas Hills –
The simulations in this package; do they include guidelines on setting up the boundary conditions for material properties relevant to the virus particles, such as specific density and viscosity as used in airborne pathogen simulations?
MR CFD Support –
Yes, the training package offers comprehensive guidelines on setting up correct boundary conditions, including material properties like density and viscosity, ensuring accurate representation of virus particles dispersion in various scenarios.
Dr. William Hermiston –
The coronavirus CFD training package seems incredibly detailed and relevant, especially considering the current global situation. Could someone with very basic knowledge of CFD jump right into these exercises, or would they require some pre-existing expertise in ANSYS Fluent to tackle such complex simulations?
MR CFD Support –
Dear user, our training package is designed to accommodate users with varying levels of expertise, including BEGINNER level. The package comes with comprehensive training movies and files guiding through each stage of simulation in ANSYS Fluent. It demystifies complex simulation processes and aids those with basic CFD knowledge, allowing you to progress into more advanced concepts at your own pace.
Noemie Murray –
Does the training package provide guidance on adjusting simulations for different room sizes or only specific settings demonstrated in the exercises?
MR CFD Support –
The training package is designed to give comprehensive understanding of the various scenarios in which virus particle transmission can occur, including insights into how to adapt CFD models for different environmental conditions. Depending on the specific details provided, users should be able to apply the concepts learned to different room sizes or configurations beyond the specific settings demonstrated in the exercises.
Audrey Kub Jr. –
It’s amazing how CFD can be applied to study something as timely and critical as coronavirus particle spread in various scenarios. This training package must be incredibly valuable in contributing to safer environmental designs in response to the pandemic. Kudos to the team for providing such comprehensive and insightful content!
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for your positive feedback! We are thrilled to know that our CFD simulation training package on coronavirus particle dispersion is appreciated. It’s critical to apply scientific and analytical methods for safer designs and disease prevention. We will continue to provide valuable and practical educational resources. If you require any further information or assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us.