Blog Post CFD

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Computational fluid dynamics had shown significant development in software capability and hardware during the last two decades. It has become an essential tool in various product development stages and is used actively in advanced research technology. Renewable energy varies from traditional to new resources such as biomass, fuel cells, water, wind, and solar. These renewable sources are playing a significant role in electric generation, and both energy producers and consumers are demanding more deployment of these sources. There is a great advantage in using numerical simulation methods for innovative renewable technologies such as wind energy, biomass, solar power, hydropower, gas and steam turbines, fuel cells, tidal, wave, and many others. CFD analysis provides an additional resource for these innovative renewable energy sources to predict results that can save time and money and reduce physical prototyping and testing resources. CFD applications are valuable tool in renewable energy sources, helping understand these methods advantages and usage.*

* Kumar, S., Amano, R.S. (2022). Approach to Solve Renewable Energy Problems. In: Gupta, A.K., De, A., Aggarwal, S.K., Kushari, A., Runchal, A.K. (eds) Advances in Energy and Combustion. Green Energy and Technology. Springer, Singapore.