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Varsha Sharma,Akshay Katiyar,R. C. Agrawaltions are described to indicate what CFD is capable of. The typical structure of the equations governing fluid dynamics is highlighted and the way in which these equations are converted into computer-executable algorithms is illustrated. Finally attention is drawn to some of the important sources of

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Conference proceedings 1987Latest editionmics (Chap. 11) the fluid motion is characterised by the velocity components . in the . (Cartesian coordinates) directions. In the one-dimensional .-momentum equation. the velocity component . appears in the inertia term (.)and the viscous diffusion term .(....). The other terms are density (.),pres

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