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The range of Re for CFD simulations was 2738≦Re≦10269 and that for lift and drag study was 70512≦Re≦101319.
Results and Discussion Validation of NACA 643-218 airfoil standard CFD model.
The CFD results are compared with the published data from Abbot et al. [10] in order to validate the current work.
As can be seen in Fig. 2, a good agreement between the CFD results and published data is achieved.
CD were obtained from simulations.

In this paper, CFD technology is used to simulate visually the porting process，which causes the flow pulsation in water hydraulic axial piston pump.
In CFD calculation method, the relative motion between fluid is mainly achieved through mobile grid technology.
CFD calculation results In this paper, through the adoption of mobile grid on three kinds of speed and turbulence model, we use visualization simulation analysis for the flow state in the hydraulic pump of nine kinds of working conditions of the combination of three kinds of load pressure , the analytical results is shown in Fig.3 and Fig.4.
Journal of mechanical engineering, 2012 (22) : 13, 162-167 [5] Yu Lijuan, wang, Zhang Xuecheng to plunger pump flow pulsation active control method and simulation study [J].
Journal of xi 'an jiaotong university, 2013,47 (11) : 43-47 [6] Wang Xingkun, the east, hu ShangJianDong, double-acting vane pump flow field numerical simulation and characteristics analysis [J].

In the last decades, the flow in T-junctions becomes a challenging test case for Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD).
As the conclusion, the numerical simulation analysis is validated as a promising tool for design.
Veber, Experiments and Unsteady CFD-calculations of the Thermal mixing in a T-Junction, Workshop on Benchmarking of CFD Codes for Application to Nuclear Reactor Safety (CFD4NRS ), IAEA & GRS Garching, Munich, 2006
Fuchs, Turbulent flow mechanisms in mixing T-junctions by Large Eddy Simulations, I.
Angele, A CFD benchmarking exercise based on flow mixing in a T-junction, Nuclear Engineering and Design 264 (2013) 80– 88

The CFD results allow a better understanding of flow behaviour leading to the design of more efficient devices.
Comparison of the CFD results with previously obtained experimental data shows a satisfactory agreement.
The aim of our study is to develop a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model of an HME device (Fig 1).
Computer-based simulations provide a better understanding of flow behaviour leading to the design of more efficient devices.
The CFD Model Our CFD model simulates the flow, heat and moisture transport inside the HME.

CFD Simulation Research of Small Space with Large Temperature Difference Yao Zhang1, a, Xiaoya Liu2,b 1Scool of Computer and Communication Engineering Northeastern University at Qinhuangdao, Qinhuangdao 066004, Hebei, China 2University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, U.S.A a zhangyao@mail.neuq.edu.cn;bxiaoya-liu@uiowa.edu Keywords: FLUENT; turbulent flow in high-temperature environment; image deterioration; optimal design.
According to the simulation result of low-temperature protective gas flow rate (figure 3), on the stage of protective gas jet through nozzle onto glass plate surface, the section of flow is small, the flow rate is high, and the direction of the flow basically remains the same.
[5] NUEMEISLAND M, DIXON A G, CFD study of fluid flow and wall heat transfer in a fixed bed of spheres [J].
Tungjitkusolmun, and C.Pintavirooj, "Nasal airflow simulation in human using a computational fluid dynamics (cfd)," presented at the 2nd Biomedical Engineering International Conference (BMEiCON2009), 2009
FLUENT- The case and application for Journal of Fluid’s Engineering simulation calculation [M].Beijing: Beijing institute of technology press, 2010.

* mnormusa@fkm.utm.my Keywords: Aerodynamic, Simulation, Proton Inspira, speed, CD value Abstract.
Lastly, CFD is best method to numerically calculate fluid flow and to provide data that is complementary to theoretical and experimental data.
The general process for performing a CFD analysis is outlined below so as to provide a reference for understanding the various aspects of a CFD simulation.
Table 1 shows the data and the simulation results that been performed.
Conclusions The simulation was conducted on the Proton Inspira is achieved.

The simulations work were carried out by using a commercial package of Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD), ANSYS CFX 14.0 software.
The first objective is to explore the possibilities Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) offers in the analysis of mixing induced by circle grid fractal plate elements.
The simulation of mixing fluid will be simulated by using CFD software package ANSYS CFX 14.0.
As mentioned, the simulation were conducted with Re of 100, 200 and 400.
Jaworski and P.Pianko-Oprych: Two-Phase Laminar Flow Simulations in a Kenics Static Mixer.

Bhd., Jalan Air Hitam, 43000 Kajang Selangor ahasril@uniten.edu.my Keywords: syngas, can-type combustor, combustion, CFD, natural gas Abstract.
This paper presents CFD analysis of the effect of syngas combustion in a full scale gas turbine combustor with specific emphasis given to the flame and flue gas temperature distribution.
The simulation result is validated with the flame temperature of typical natural gas combustion.
In this work, only a single can is considered for CFD model and the schematic diagram illustrating the can combustor is shown inFig.2.
Generation a good mesh is very important in CFD.

Often this is done virtually by applying simulations.
CAD model for CFD analysis.
In order to study the effects of the building’s facade redesign on its wind environment the state-of-the-art tool which allows combining quick building modeling with advanced computational fluid dynamic (CFD) simulation has been employed.
Applied CFD interface has been designed to run the simulations with simplified settings where geometry and boundary conditions are upper-set.
Grid independence analysis has been fulfilled by comparison of the CFD simulation results of two different grid spacing values – 2 (for the rest of the calculations) and 3 meters.

Numerical simulation of the effecion of inlet velocity in GaN growth by MOCVD Dongsheng Peng*, Zhigang Chen, Congcong Tan Key Laboratory of Optoelectronic Devices and Systems of Ministry of Education and Guangdong Province, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen 518060, China E-mail:* pengdongsheng@163.com Keywords: Numerical simulation, Inlet velocity, GaN, MOCVD Abstract.
Based on the simulation results, discussion is presented in this paper to offer the possibility of better control of the GaN film growth process and to ultimately lead to an optimization of the process.
Previous studies on the temperature in MOCVD reactor chamber focused on the simulations of parameters such as the gas flow in the reactor and the shape of the reactor [5,6].Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation is considered as a significant approach to predict the GaN film growth rate and to examine the dependence on various critical parameters.
CFD simulations, considering gas-phase and surface chemical reactions, were carried out using the commercial software Fluent, based on a finite-volume approach.
Conclusions The CFD has been used to simulate a two dimensional mode of GaN deposition in a vertical MOCVD reactor.