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Hydraulic Engineering and Modelling of Water Flow by Use of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Modern Hydraulic Analysis Methods

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Dear Colleagues,

Of the many methods currently available to analyze problems in fluid dynamics, the use of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) software based on finite element and finite difference solution methodologies has proven important for investigating and solving problems in industrial and manufacturing engineering, water supply to cities and agricultural systems, water purity studies for urban and agricultural use, medical-biological research, historical archaeological studies of ancient water engineering, current environmental global warming change studies affecting agriculture and urban environments, as well as for many other basic study areas in new research fields of present-day importance. The intent of the new Special Issue ‘Hydraulic Engineering of Water Flow by Application of CFD Methods’ is to encourage the submission of manuscripts for publication using commercially available CFD software as well as newly originated CFD software designed to extend the current reach and applicability of existing CFD software programs originated to investigate a wide variety of currently important fluid dynamics problems. As many of Water’s Special categories utilize many different analytical techniques specific to topics of interest, the present Special Issue is intended to focus mainly on the use of CFD methodologies to solve problems of importance to Water’s readership.

Dr. Charles R. Ortloff
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • computational fluid dynamics
  • water engineering
  • flow patterns
  • industrial problems
  • physics
  • mathematics

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