System-level computational simulation strikes a balance between fidelity and computational cost, which can be crucial for modeling multiscale/multiphysics thermofluidic systems. Join us for a hands-on workshop for computational modeling and simulation of heat transfer and thermofluidic systems. By the end of this workshop, you will have the working experience of creating such systems in Simscape Fluids and using them for engineering design and implementation. Attendees are encouraged to bring their laptops to the session. A workshop license for MathWorks products will be shared with attendees before the conference.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This course would help students with a theoretical knowledge of thermodynamics, heat transfer, or fluid mechanics to simulate a wide variety of thermofluidics systems. Educators can use these accessible tools to teach related topics in class or to enhance their lab course with the digital versions of the experiments. For researchers and engineering professionals, the extended capabilities of MATLAB and Simulink enable them to connect system-level models to a variety of control, optimization, and development workflows.

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