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#149

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 11:42 am
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

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Dear CFDBible Member;

The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
owned or courtesy pictures, all are welcome.

The picture should show a demonstrative solution for a
relatively complex problem. All applications are welcomed.
The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
picture as publicity. He/she can, optionally, mention
the used software and visualization package. It will also be
better to give some info about the problems physics to gain
the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

------------------------
CFDBible Committee

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#150

From: viji sivan <vijisivan@...>
Date: Fri Oct 9, 2009 4:08 am
Subject: Two Day Seminar on "Competitive Manufacturing - Technologies and Management Paradigms" during on 23rd & 24th October 2009 at MSRSAS in Bangalore.

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Dear All,

Sub: Two Day Seminar on “Competitive Manufacturing - Technologies and Management Paradigms”

M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies (MSRSAS), a premier educational and research institution in Bangalore, is organizing a two day seminar on “Competitive Manufacturing - Technologies and Management Paradigms” on 23^rd & 24^th October 2009. The e-brochure of the seminar is enclosed herewith for your kind reference. The lectures are planned to be delivered by experts from industry and research organizations. The contents will be extremely beneficial to the practicing engineers, scientists, academic staff and students. It is requested to kindly circulate the Seminar brochure among your staff and kindly consider nominating few staff members / students from your organization / institution / division / group to register and attend this two day seminar. We do hope that the Seminar will provide a valuable forum for interaction with the domain experts, helping the participants in their professional growth.

Thanking you and with warm regards,

Sincerely,

S.Vijaykumar
Manager - Academic Relations
____________________________________________________
M.S.Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies (MSRSAS)
Gnanagangothri Campus, New BEL Road, MSR Nagar
Bangalore : 560 054
Tel No. : +91 80 2360 5539 / 2360 1983 / 2360 4759

Fax No. : +91 80 2360 1923

Direct No: +91 80 4167 4719

Mobile No: +91 9886394532

Email: vijaykumar@...; vijay.msrsas@...

Group ID: http://groups.yahoo.com/groups/MSRSAS_CPD

Website: www.msrsas.org / www.msrsas.org/Training&LifeLongLearning/seminars.htm.

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Two Day Seminar on "Competitive Manufacturing - Technologies and Management Paradigms"

Organized by

M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies

Date: 23^rd & 24^th October 2009
(Friday & Saturday)

Venue: M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Bangalore

About the seminar:
Today, industries have to excel in technology and managerial aspects to be competitive in the global market. Advanced tools and management strategies are becoming inevitable to achieve and sustain obverse status for the organizations. Competitive Manufacturing involves marshalling the resources available to the organizations for ensuring peak performance. It means exceeding the performance of the competitors in all aspects of business such as quality, lead time, flexibility, innovation, performance, HR practices, value for money to the customer, customer service etc.

In this era of hyper competition, organizations need to excel in the selected fields. Organizations also need to change the concepts and practices being followed currently, in order to achieve their goal of Competitive Manufacturing.

Some of the elements to Competitive Manufacturing that needs to be addressed are: Lead time reduction-through factory simulation / virtual manufacturing tools, Net shaped manufacturing for energy and cost savings, Efficient planning, Scheduling and waste elimination, Human resource development and motivation, Measurement and improvement of quality, Automate enterprise processes, Determine key performance indicators (KPI); Track and monitor, Define & improve customer satisfaction, Optimize make or buy process. These aspects are important and besides, they are also interdependent.

Today, a large number of tools are available to measure, improve and monitor each of these elements; smart organizations ought to deploy as many of these tools as possible in order to achieve Competitive Manufacturing status and enjoy advantages over their business rivals.

Objectives:
• Essentials and benefits of Competitive Manufacturing
• Elements of Competitive Manufacturing
• Tools and management strategies for efficient manufacturing
• Role of innovation in manufacturing and strategies for green manufacturing

Who should attend?
All practicing executives, engineers, managers, designers etc., who are currently working in all the departments of all types of manufacturing industries and who are likely to assume senior level responsibilities in future will benefit from exposure to this seminar. Faculties and students of engineering colleges and other academics, who are associated with fields related to manufacturing will also benefit from participating in this seminar.

Day 1 23.10.2009 Friday
Time	Programme	Faculty
9.30 am - 11.00 am	Inauguration and Keynote Address	Mr. Thiagarajan, President, Harita Seating Systems Ltd., Hosur
Tea Break
11.30 am - 12.15 pm	Essentials of a Competitive Manufacturing Organisation	Mr. SGP Naidu, Director, Federal Mughal, Bangalore
12.15 pm - 1.15 pm	Development of human resource for Competitive Manufacturing	Mr. Nagabhushana, Wipro Infrastructure Engineering Ltd., B’lore
Lunch Break
2.00 pm - 3.00 pm	Motivation and personnel development for profitability	Mr. Vittala Rao, HR Manager (Rtd), Escorts, HR Consultant., B’lore
3.00 pm - 3.45 pm	Effective planning and scheduling for efficient manufacturing	Preactor Software India, Bangalore
Tea Break
4.00 am - 5.00 am	Lean Six Sigma approach for quality management – industrial case study	Mr. Purushotham Gururaj, Filtrona Filter Products, Payne India

Day 2 24.10.2009 Saturday
9.30 am - 10.15 am	Product Lifecycle Management tools and techniques for Competitive Manufacturing	EDS Technologies, Bangalore
10.15 am - 11.15 am	Lead time reduction through process simulation and modeling	ESI Group India, Bangalore
Tea Break
11.30 am -12.30 pm	Strategies for world class manufacturing	Mr. Ranjan Rao, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Pvt. Ltd., B’lore
12.30 pm - 1.15 pm	Effective supply chain management	Mr. Manjunath K C, Triveni Engineering Industries Ltd., Bangalore
Lunch Break
2.00 pm - 2.45 pm	System simulation and automation for manufacturing	Abcon Information Systems, Bangalore
2.45 pm - 3.30 pm	Innovation in manufacturing - a competitive edge	Industry Experts
Tea Break
3.45 pm - 4.30 pm	Near Net shape Manufacturing to save energy and costs	Mr. V Gopalakrishna, Director, Metform Research, Bangalore
4.30 pm - 5.15 pm	Green Manufacturing – strategies and benefits	Tata Energy Research Institute, Bangalore

For Technical Queries Contact: Dr. N S Mahesh Centre for Manufacturing, Dept. of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering, MSRSAS Mail : nsm@... Phone : 080-2360 5539/1983/4759 Cell : 98450 37313

Please send your registration form to,

Mr. Vijaykumar S.
Manager - Academic Relations
E-Mail: vijaykumar@..., vijay_msrsas@..., vijay.msrsas@...
Mobile: 98863 94532

Ms. Archana Madhukar
Executive- Academic Relations
E-mail: archana.m@... , archanamsrsas@...
Mobile: 9986642719

Ms. Roopa
Asst. Executive- Academic Relations
E-mail: roopa@..., rupamsrsas@...
Mobile: 96111 21126

Phone: 080-2360 5539 / 1983 / 4759, Fax: 80 - 2360 1923 Direct: 4167 4719

Last date for registration – 21^st October 2009

Note: Outstation participants to send only DD

Registration Fee:

Rs. 2,500/- For Industrial Participants
Rs. 2,000/- For Participants from Govt. Research Organisations
Rs. 1,500/- For Faculty from Academic Institutions
Rs. 750/- For Students from Academic Institutions
(Inclusive of course material, lunch & tea)

Note: Payments to be made through D.D in favour of : M.S.Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Payable at Bangalore.

REGISTRATION FORM

M.S.RAMAIAH SCHOOL OF ADVANCED STUDIES
Gnanagangothri Campus,
New BEL Road, M.S.R Nagar,
Bangalore – 560 054, INDIA.
Telefax: 91-80-2360 5539, 2360 1983, 2360 4759
e-mail : cpd@...
Website: www.msrsas.org

Programme : “Competitive Manufacturing - Technologies and Management Paradigms”

Date : 23^rd & 24^th October 2009 (Friday & Saturday )

Please register the following persons

Name Designation :

1)______________________________________________

2)______________________________________________

3)______________________________________________

4)______________________________________________

5)______________________________________________

We enclose Cheque/ DD No:____________ dated_________for Rs._________ drawn in favour of M.S.Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Payable at Bangalore.

Nominated By :

Name: _________________________________________

Designation: ____________________________________

Organization ____________________________________

Address: _______________________________________

_______________________________________________

Phone Nos:_______________________________________

Fax Nos:_________________________________________

E-Mail: __________________________________________

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#151

From: "neverdie_bhi_1991" <neverdie_bhi_1991@...>
Date: Fri Sep 11, 2009 3:39 am
Subject: GATE 2010 is recruiting (Head & Members)

neverdie_bhi...

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GATE "Go Ahead Take Experience
(We are student activity)

Now, GATE is in faculty of engineering at Helwan university

GATE, the leading technical student activity in FECU is back again. GATE aims
helping students excel in their careers through providing distinguished
practical technical experience.

GATE 2010 is recruiting members to fill positions in the following committees:

1. Human Resources (Head & Members)
2. Logistics (Head & Members)
4. IT Committee (Head & Members)
5. Technical coordinators (Head & Members)

Check the attached file for job descriptions and specifications and GATE 2010
application.

you can demand the application from
gate2010rec@...
or
hady.smile@...
mobile: 0111899458

and then sent it to the same mail

GATE's Vision
Sharing positively, playing an important role to the advancement of our
education, and enhancing its perception in the eyes and mind of the community.

GATE's Mission
Developing an engineering students' generation believing and capable of applying
the academic and practical experiences acquired throughout the years of
undergraduate study.

GATE's Values
Innovation, as we promote new ideas and welcome positive changes, hence our
dedication of two committees on our organizational structure for continuously
incubating and producing new ideas aiming the refining of our performing to the
optimum.
Professional Volunteerism, as we adopt quite organized work procedures and rules
that govern our attitude essentially based upon our sense of volunteerism and
love to help build creating a commitment to perform as efficient and productive
as possible.
Sustainability, as we evaluate on the long-run, caring not only for the present
of GATE, yet its future performance to continue to exist, serve its vision and
mission, and interact with its stakeholders

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#152

From: "huget_teguh@..." <huget_teguh@...>
Date: Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:04 pm
Subject: How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??

huget_teguh...

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Dear
I'm Teguh. I'm interested in drawing n simulate fluid motion on CFD.. My final
project is about redesigning water turbine (Crossflow turbine type). But I have
constrained in drawing on Gambit. By the way, How to draw a curve in Gambit? The
curve has no equation so i cannot draw easily. I'm lookin foward to get your
reply!!! Thanks for your Attention.
Teguh

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#153

From: "neverdie_bhi_1991" <neverdie_bhi_1991@...>
Date: Fri Sep 11, 2009 2:25 am
Subject: GATE 2010 is recruiting (Head & Members)

neverdie_bhi...

Send Email

GATE "Go Ahead Take Experience
(We are student activity)

Now, GATE is in faculty of engineering at Helwan university

GATE, the leading technical student activity in FECU is back again. GATE aims
helping students excel in their careers through providing distinguished
practical technical experience.

GATE 2010 is recruiting members to fill positions in the following committees:

1. Human Resources (Head & Members)
2. Logistics (Head & Members)
4. IT Committee (Head & Members)
5. Technical coordinators (Head & Members)

Check the attached file for job descriptions and specifications and GATE 2010
application.

you can demand the application from
gate2010rec@...
or
hady.smile@...
mobile: 0111899458

and then sent it to the same mail

GATE's Vision
Sharing positively, playing an important role to the advancement of our
education, and enhancing its perception in the eyes and mind of the community.

GATE's Mission
Developing an engineering students' generation believing and capable of applying
the academic and practical experiences acquired throughout the years of
undergraduate study.

GATE's Values
Innovation, as we promote new ideas and welcome positive changes, hence our
dedication of two committees on our organizational structure for continuously
incubating and producing new ideas aiming the refining of our performing to the
optimum.
Professional Volunteerism, as we adopt quite organized work procedures and rules
that govern our attitude essentially based upon our sense of volunteerism and
love to help build creating a commitment to perform as efficient and productive
as possible.
Sustainability, as we evaluate on the long-run, caring not only for the present
of GATE, yet its future performance to continue to exist, serve its vision and
mission, and interact with its stakeholders

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#154

From: "neverdie_bhi_1991" <neverdie_bhi_1991@...>
Date: Fri Sep 11, 2009 2:25 am
Subject: GATE 2010 is recruiting (Head & Members)

neverdie_bhi...

Send Email

GATE "Go Ahead Take Experience
(We are student activity)

Now, GATE is in faculty of engineering at Helwan university

GATE, the leading technical student activity in FECU is back again. GATE aims
helping students excel in their careers through providing distinguished
practical technical experience.

GATE 2010 is recruiting members to fill positions in the following committees:

1. Human Resources (Head & Members)
2. Logistics (Head & Members)
4. IT Committee (Head & Members)
5. Technical coordinators (Head & Members)

Check the attached file for job descriptions and specifications and GATE 2010
application.

you can demand the application from
gate2010rec@...
or
hady.smile@...
mobile: 0111899458

and then sent it to the same mail

GATE's Vision
Sharing positively, playing an important role to the advancement of our
education, and enhancing its perception in the eyes and mind of the community.

GATE's Mission
Developing an engineering students' generation believing and capable of applying
the academic and practical experiences acquired throughout the years of
undergraduate study.

GATE's Values
Innovation, as we promote new ideas and welcome positive changes, hence our
dedication of two committees on our organizational structure for continuously
incubating and producing new ideas aiming the refining of our performing to the
optimum.
Professional Volunteerism, as we adopt quite organized work procedures and rules
that govern our attitude essentially based upon our sense of volunteerism and
love to help build creating a commitment to perform as efficient and productive
as possible.
Sustainability, as we evaluate on the long-run, caring not only for the present
of GATE, yet its future performance to continue to exist, serve its vision and
mission, and interact with its stakeholders

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#155

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sun Nov 1, 2009 11:38 am
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

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Dear CFDBible Member;

The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
owned or courtesy pictures, all are welcome.

The picture should show a demonstrative solution for a
relatively complex problem. All applications are welcomed.
The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
picture as publicity. He/she can, optionally, mention
the used software and visualization package. It will also be
better to give some info about the problems physics to gain
the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

------------------------
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#156

From: mahdi hosseinali <anishtain4@...>
Date: Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:26 am
Subject: Re: How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??

anishtain4

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Hi
Sorry for late reply. you have to press and hold the key on the straight line icon on right panel and it will open, then there are all of the options for drawing lines in GAMBIT. There is another method that is used for airfoils which is by adding a lot of point and then straightly connecting them to each other, this may seems a little ugly but it is thoroughly accepted in literature even for accurate works. I guess if your curve dont be a part of circle you have to take the second way.

Thank & bye

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From: huget_teguh@... <huget_teguh@...>
Subject: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 7:04 PM

Dear
I'm Teguh. I'm interested in drawing n simulate fluid motion on CFD.. My final project is about redesigning water turbine (Crossflow turbine type). But I have constrained in drawing on Gambit. By the way, How to draw a curve in Gambit? The curve has no equation so i cannot draw easily. I'm lookin foward to get your reply!!! Thanks for your Attention.
Teguh

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#157

From: singh prakash <sprakash29@...>
Date: Sat Nov 7, 2009 4:37 am
Subject: Re: How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??

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hi,

for curve geometries like airfoil or turbine blade in gambit is difficult to draw if it is not arc of a circle. when drawing a curve in gambit, we have to either specify three points on arc or by center and two points on the circle, but airfoil is not a single arc so the way is, draw the geometry in cad software like proe or autocad or solid work then generate the coordinate of the point required for gambit as told earlier this will generate accurate geometry other direct method may approximate the geometry in gambit..

the other method may be complex for a beginner, save the cad geometry in iges format and import the vertex data in gambit, this is fast process but may have problem in big geometries.

hope this may help you..

singh prakash, M. Ae. SI
scientist DRDL

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From: mahdi hosseinali <anishtain4@...>
Subject: Re: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, 31 October, 2009, 6:56 AM

Hi
Sorry for late reply. you have to press and hold the key on the straight line icon on right panel and it will open, then there are all of the options for drawing lines in GAMBIT. There is another method that is used for airfoils which is by adding a lot of point and then straightly connecting them to each other, this may seems a little ugly but it is thoroughly accepted in literature even for accurate works. I guess if your curve dont be a part of circle you have to take the second way.

Thank & bye

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From: huget_teguh@ ymail.com <huget_teguh@ ymail.com>
Subject: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 7:04 PM

Dear
I'm Teguh. I'm interested in drawing n simulate fluid motion on CFD.. My final project is about redesigning water turbine (Crossflow turbine type). But I have constrained in drawing on Gambit. By the way, How to draw a curve in Gambit? The curve has no equation so i cannot draw easily. I'm lookin foward to get your reply!!! Thanks for your Attention.
Teguh

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#158

From: Hady Ariwibowo Teguh <huget_teguh@...>
Date: Mon Nov 9, 2009 1:29 pm
Subject: Re: How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??

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Dear Mr mahdi

Thanks for your reply. I'll try ^^. I've other question for you, when i wanna simulate an airfoil GOE type. there is some thing wrong. The value of Cl is close to hand book but Cd is far to hand book. what's wrong with my simulation??
I'm looking forward to receiving your answer.
teguh
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From: mahdi hosseinali <anishtain4@...>
Subject: Re: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2009, 1:26 AM

Hi
Sorry for late reply. you have to press and hold the key on the straight line icon on right panel and it will open, then there are all of the options for drawing lines in GAMBIT. There is another method that is used for airfoils which is by adding a lot of point and then straightly connecting them to each other, this may seems a little ugly but it is thoroughly accepted in literature even for accurate works. I guess if your curve dont be a part of circle you have to take the second way.

Thank & bye

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From: huget_teguh@ ymail.com <huget_teguh@ ymail.com>
Subject: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 7:04 PM

Dear
I'm Teguh. I'm interested in drawing n simulate fluid motion on CFD.. My final project is about redesigning water turbine (Crossflow turbine type). But I have constrained in drawing on Gambit. By the way, How to draw a curve in Gambit? The curve has no equation so i cannot draw easily. I'm lookin foward to get your reply!!! Thanks for your Attention.
Teguh

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#159

From: viji sivan <vijisivan@...>
Date: Mon Nov 16, 2009 10:55 am
Subject: Mechanical - CAD , Automotive Electronics Courses are Starting at MS Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies Bangalore from 16th December 2009

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Dear All,

M.S.Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies [MSRSAS] is offering an Advanced Certificate Training Programme [ACTP] - ‘Finishing School’ under Training & Lifelong Learning Programme. It is a 6 months, full-time, value addition Programme. It mainly focuses on improving knowledge and skills development on high-end, industry standard software and hardware tools to make the students ready for industrial career. Fresh engineering graduates and working professionals can join this Programme. The 19^th batch of ACTP is commencing on 16^th December 2009.

Every year a large number of students from various colleges have made use of this Programme and have been in to successful careers.

I am herewith sending you the complete details of Mechanical CAD, Automotive Electronics courses for your kind perusal. The details and complete information of the Programme in e-brochure is attached with this mail.

Mechanical - CAD	Sl. No	Theory Modules	Link	Laboratory Modules	Link	Lab Tools
	1	Computer Aided Design RE, RP & PDM	MCAD 401T	CAD Modeling and PDM Lab	MCAD 401L	Catia V5/ UG NX/ Pro-E (Anyone), TeamCentre/ Capsturn
	2	Finite Element Modeling	MCAD 402T	Finite Element Modeling Lab	MCAD 402L	Hypermesh
	3	Linear and Non-linear Finite Element Analysis	MCAD 403T	Finite Element Analysis lab	MCAD 403L	Ansys/ Nastran/ Patran, LS Dyna/ Abacus (Any two)
	4	Multi-body Dynamics	MCAD 404T	Multi-body Dynamics Lab	MCAD 404L	Adams View, Adams Car
	5	Computational Fluid Dynamics	MCAD 405T	Computational Fluid Dynamics Lab	MCAD 405L	Fluent, Gambi
	6	Project Work		Project Work

Automotive Electronics	Sl. No	Theory Modules	Link	Laboratory Modules	Link	Lab Tools
	1	Modern Automotive Systems	AEL 401T	Automotive Hardware-Laboratory	AEL 401L	Turbo C, Hardware Lab, Labview, MATLAB, Keil C Compiler, Tornado Software Development Tools
	2	Sensors, Actuators and Interfacing Techniques	AEL 402T	Sensors, Actuators and Interfacing Techniques	AEL 402L
	3	Control System Integration and Analysis	AEL 403T	Control Systems Laboratory	AEL 403L
	4	Embedded Microcontrollers for Automotive Applications	AEL 404T	Microcontrollers Laboratory	AEL 404L
	5	Real Time Systems	AEL 405T	Real Time Software Laboratory	AEL 405L
	6	Project Work		Project Work

Course Starts on: 16th December 2009

· Engineering graduates & Post Graduates, Engineering diploma holders, B.Sc., M.Sc. graduates are eligible.

· Interested Candidates can register by paying a registration fee of Rs. 3500/- in cash or in the form of DD payable to M.S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Bangalore . Registration fee will be refunded if Candidates are not selected for admission.

· Fee: Rs. 40,000/-, and can be paid in two installments.

· Library caution deposit of Rs. 2000/- (Refundable on completion of course)

· Application forms can be downloaded from www.msrsas.org or can be obtained from Manager – Admissions

For any further details or clarifications, please reply to this mail or call me on my mobile 9886394532 / 080- 4167 4719 / 23601983 / 23604759.

Thanks & regards,

Fax No. : +91 80 2360 1923

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#160

From: Awais Jaffari <awais_4u@...>
Date: Sat Nov 14, 2009 6:42 pm
Subject: RE: How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??

awais_shah

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Dear Teguh,
Cd is always hard to predict with CFD, in fact its the trickiest part of CFD to match your value of Cd with that of authenticated experimental value. Firstly you need to have an authenticated data to compare your results with. In case you have the authenticated experimental data and you can't match your Cd with that, you need to check your turbulence model. Drag in CFD simulations consists of two components i.e. pressure drag and viscous drag. Its the viscous drag that is problematical if your turbulence model is not correct. I don't know which turbulence model you are using, you should try using a different turbulence model. Also keep a track of the Y+ values on the wall, there is different requirement of wall y+ for each turbulence model. But before doing all this check you solution properly for convergence and y+.

Regards,
Awais Ali

To: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
From: huget_teguh@...
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2009 05:29:26 -0800
Subject: Re: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??

From: mahdi hosseinali <anishtain4@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2009, 1:26 AM

Hi
Sorry for late reply. you have to press and hold the key on the straight line icon on right panel and it will open, then there are all of the options for drawing lines in GAMBIT. There is another method that is used for airfoils which is by adding a lot of point and then straightly connecting them to each other, this may seems a little ugly but it is thoroughly accepted in literature even for accurate works. I guess if your curve dont be a part of circle you have to take the second way.

Thank & bye

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Subject: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 7:04 PM

Dear
I'm Teguh. I'm interested in drawing n simulate fluid motion on CFD.. My final project is about redesigning water turbine (Crossflow turbine type). But I have constrained in drawing on Gambit. By the way, How to draw a curve in Gambit? The curve has no equation so i cannot draw easily. I'm lookin foward to get your reply!!! Thanks for your Attention.
Teguh

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From: Hady Ariwibowo Teguh <huget_teguh@...>
Date: Fri Nov 13, 2009 10:13 pm
Subject: Re: How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??

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Hello Mr Prakash
Thank you for your answer.. I'll try it. If I have problem, I'll ask you.
Teguh Hady A

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From: singh prakash <sprakash29@...>
Subject: Re: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, November 7, 2009, 4:37 AM

hi,

for curve geometries like airfoil or turbine blade in gambit is difficult to draw if it is not arc of a circle. when drawing a curve in gambit, we have to either specify three points on arc or by center and two points on the circle, but airfoil is not a single arc so the way is, draw the geometry in cad software like proe or autocad or solid work then generate the coordinate of the point required for gambit as told earlier this will generate accurate geometry other direct method may approximate the geometry in gambit..

the other method may be complex for a beginner, save the cad geometry in iges format and import the vertex data in gambit, this is fast process but may have problem in big geometries.

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#162

From: Hady Ariwibowo Teguh <huget_teguh@...>
Date: Mon Nov 16, 2009 11:09 pm
Subject: What is the Value of Y+ for Airfoil??

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Dear Awais,
Well, I use experiment data of Sandia National Laboratories. My turbulence is k-w SST. I've read that the correct value of Y+ = 1-2. But it's hard for me to make boundary layer to get that value of Y+. Any suggestion??
Thank you
regards
Teguh Hady Ariwibowo

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From: Awais Jaffari <awais_4u@...>
Subject: RE: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: cfdbible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, November 14, 2009, 6:42 PM

Dear Teguh,
Cd is always hard to predict with CFD, in fact its the trickiest part of CFD to match your value of Cd with that of authenticated experimental value. Firstly you need to have an authenticated data to compare your results with. In case you have the authenticated experimental data and you can't match your Cd with that, you need to check your turbulence model. Drag in CFD simulations consists of two components i.e. pressure drag and viscous drag. Its the viscous drag that is problematical if your turbulence model is not correct. I don't know which turbulence model you are using, you should try using a different turbulence model. Also keep a track of the Y+ values on the wall, there is different requirement of wall y+ for each turbulence model. But before doing all this check you solution properly for convergence and y+.

Regards,
Awais Ali

To: CFDBible@yahoogroup s.com
From: huget_teguh@ ymail.com
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2009 05:29:26 -0800
Subject: Re: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??

Dear Mr mahdi

Thanks for your reply. I'll try ^^. I've other question for you, when i wanna simulate an airfoil GOE type. there is some thing wrong. The value of Cl is close to hand book but Cd is far to hand book. what's wrong with my simulation??
I'm looking forward to receiving your answer.
teguh
--- On Sat, 10/31/09, mahdi hosseinali <anishtain4@yahoo. com> wrote:

From: mahdi hosseinali <anishtain4@yahoo. com>
Subject: Re: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2009, 1:26 AM

Hi
Sorry for late reply. you have to press and hold the key on the straight line icon on right panel and it will open, then there are all of the options for drawing lines in GAMBIT. There is another method that is used for airfoils which is by adding a lot of point and then straightly connecting them to each other, this may seems a little ugly but it is thoroughly accepted in literature even for accurate works. I guess if your curve dont be a part of circle you have to take the second way.

Thank & bye

--- On Tue, 9/15/09, huget_teguh@ ymail.com <huget_teguh@ ymail.com> wrote:

From: huget_teguh@ ymail.com <huget_teguh@ ymail.com>
Subject: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 7:04 PM

Dear
I'm Teguh. I'm interested in drawing n simulate fluid motion on CFD.. My final project is about redesigning water turbine (Crossflow turbine type). But I have constrained in drawing on Gambit. By the way, How to draw a curve in Gambit? The curve has no equation so i cannot draw easily. I'm lookin foward to get your reply!!! Thanks for your Attention.
Teguh

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#164

From: viji sivan <vijisivan@...>
Date: Fri Nov 27, 2009 9:42 am
Subject: Vehicle Dynamics & Safety Seminar at MSRSAS from 17th to 19th December 2009.

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Dear Sir,

Sub: Three Day Seminar on “Vehicle Dynamics and Safety”

M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies (MSRSAS) is organizing a three day seminar on “Vehicle Dynamics and Safety” on 17^th, 18^th & 19^th December 2009. The e-brochure of the seminar is enclosed herewith for your kind reference. The contents will be extremely beneficial to the practicing engineers, professionals, academic staff and students. It is requested to kindly circulate the Seminar brochure among your staff and kindly consider nominating few staff members / students from your organization / institution / division / group to register and attend this three day seminar. We do hope that the Seminar will provide a valuable forum for interaction with the domain experts, helping the participants in their professional growth.

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Organized by

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Date: 17^th, 18^th & 19^th December 2009
(Thursday, Friday & Saturday)

Venue: M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Bangalore

About the Seminar:

Be it a Formula Race, Car Race or a Motor Bike Race enthusiast building a vehicle or a family person looking for a family transport, few aspects of the vehicle play a major role in the selection of the vehicle. These are stability, maneuverability and safety. The design aspects for these are based on Vehicle Dynamics and design principles for Safety. To give an in-depth knowledge in these two areas, Vehicle Dynamics and Safety, a three day seminar has been planned for engineering students, vehicle users and practicing engineers.

Vehicle Dynamics is concerned about the response of the vehicle to the forces that act at four palm sized patches between the tyres and the road. The response metrics are performance, handling and ride and a vehicle is designed and built to meet theses metrics. Study of Safety, as related to vehicles, concerns itself with the potential impacts between two vehicles and/or between occupant or pedestrian and a vehicle, and resulting damage/injury to the vehicles and humans.

On the first two days Vehicle Dynamics metrics will be defined and analyzed and on the last day safety aspects will be dealt with. In Vehicle Dynamics, the topics that will be covered are Fundamentals of Load Transfer, Tyre Dynamics, Acceleration and Braking Performance, Ride, Suspension Dynamics and Vehicle Handling. Presentation on Safety will focus on the phenomena and Physics of collision, resulting forces and human kinematics, injury biomechanics, management of crash energy and forces through structural and system designs.

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• To explain fundamental governing principles of Vehicle Dynamics and Safety design
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• To demonstrate the use of simulation tools replicate these phenomena
• To discuss practices for improved design for improved ride, handling and safety

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· Engineering Students, Faculties

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9.30 am - 11.00 am	Vehicle Dynamics Metrics and Fundamentals of Load Transfer	Dr. S. R. Shankapal, Director, MSRSAS
Tea Break
11.30 am - 1.00 pm	Acceleration and Braking Performance	Dr. S. R. Shankapal, Director, MSRSAS
Lunch Break
2.00 pm - 3.30 pm	Vehicle Suspension, Kinematics and Compliance	Dr. S. R. Shankapal, Director, MSRSAS
Tea Break
4.00 pm - 5.30 pm	ADAMS- Simulations of Load Transfer, Acceleration and Braking	S. M. Vijaykumar, B. U. Balappa & M. H. Monish Gowda, MSRSAS

Day 2 18.12.2009 Friday
9.30 am - 11.00 am	Tyre Dynamics	Dr. S. R. Shankapal, Director, MSRSAS
Tea Break
11.30 am - 1.00 pm	Excitation Sources and Vehicle Ride	Dr. S. R. Shankapal, Director, MSRSAS
Lunch Break
2.00 pm - 3.30 pm	Steady State and Transient Handling	Dr. S. R. Shankapal, Director, MSRSAS
Tea Break
4.00 pm - 5.30 pm	ADAMS- Demonstration of Handling, Suspension Kinematics and Compliance and Comfort	MSRSAS Team

Day 3 19.12.2009 Saturday
9.30 am - 11.00 am	Phenomena and Physics of collision - forces and energy	Dr. Vinod K. Banthia, Professor, MSRSAS
Tea Break
11.30 am - 1.00 pm	Vehicle collision, human kinematics and injury biomechanics	Dr. Vinod K. Banthia, Professor, MSRSAS
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2.00 pm - 3.30 pm	Simulations and Videos related to crash	Mr. Lalith Kumar & Mr. Rahul Ravi, MSRSAS
Tea Break
4.00 pm - 5.30 pm	Design of structures and systems for safety	Dr. Vinod K. Banthia, Professor, MSRSAS

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#165

From: Awais Jaffari <awais_4u@...>
Date: Wed Nov 18, 2009 7:40 pm
Subject: RE: What is the Value of Y+ for Airfoil??

awais_shah

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Dear Teguh,
As far as I know k-w is used for modeling turbulence flow through complex geometries. Yes, controlling Y+ on wall is not easy, but again its the only solution. If you are using some turbulence model you should try to closely match its Y+ requirements or at least the deviation from standard y+ values must not be very large, how large?, its another question.
Another Solution to your problem could be use of some other turbulence model. Like k-e or S-A. k-e has a y+ requirement of 30-300 and S-A has a y+ requirement of 0<y+<1 or 30<y+. If you could elaborate your problem a bit it would get more easy to suggest some more close and possible solution.
Regards,
Awais

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From: huget_teguh@...
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:09:44 -0800
Subject: [CFDBible] What is the Value of Y+ for Airfoil??

From: Awais Jaffari <awais_4u@hotmail.com>
Subject: RE: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: cfdbible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, November 14, 2009, 6:42 PM

Dear Teguh,
Cd is always hard to predict with CFD, in fact its the trickiest part of CFD to match your value of Cd with that of authenticated experimental value. Firstly you need to have an authenticated data to compare your results with. In case you have the authenticated experimental data and you can't match your Cd with that, you need to check your turbulence model. Drag in CFD simulations consists of two components i.e. pressure drag and viscous drag. Its the viscous drag that is problematical if your turbulence model is not correct. I don't know which turbulence model you are using, you should try using a different turbulence model. Also keep a track of the Y+ values on the wall, there is different requirement of wall y+ for each turbulence model. But before doing all this check you solution properly for convergence and y+.

Regards,
Awais Ali

To: CFDBible@yahoogroup s.com
From: huget_teguh@ ymail.com
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2009 05:29:26 -0800
Subject: Re: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??

Dear Mr mahdi

Thanks for your reply. I'll try ^^. I've other question for you, when i wanna simulate an airfoil GOE type. there is some thing wrong. The value of Cl is close to hand book but Cd is far to hand book. what's wrong with my simulation??
I'm looking forward to receiving your answer.
teguh
--- On Sat, 10/31/09, mahdi hosseinali <anishtain4@yahoo. com> wrote:

From: mahdi hosseinali <anishtain4@yahoo. com>
Subject: Re: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2009, 1:26 AM

Hi
Sorry for late reply. you have to press and hold the key on the straight line icon on right panel and it will open, then there are all of the options for drawing lines in GAMBIT. There is another method that is used for airfoils which is by adding a lot of point and then straightly connecting them to each other, this may seems a little ugly but it is thoroughly accepted in literature even for accurate works. I guess if your curve dont be a part of circle you have to take the second way.

Thank & bye

--- On Tue, 9/15/09, huget_teguh@ ymail.com <huget_teguh@ ymail.com> wrote:

From: huget_teguh@ ymail.com <huget_teguh@ ymail.com>
Subject: [CFDBible] How to DRAW CURVE ON GAMBIT??
To: CFDBible@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 7:04 PM

Dear
I'm Teguh. I'm interested in drawing n simulate fluid motion on CFD.. My final project is about redesigning water turbine (Crossflow turbine type). But I have constrained in drawing on Gambit. By the way, How to draw a curve in Gambit? The curve has no equation so i cannot draw easily. I'm lookin foward to get your reply!!! Thanks for your Attention.
Teguh

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Date: Fri Jan 1, 2010 12:05 pm
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

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The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
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The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
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#167

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Date: Mon Feb 1, 2010 12:20 pm
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

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The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
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the used software and visualization package. It will also be
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#168

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon Mar 1, 2010 12:22 pm
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

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The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
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#169

From: Hady Ariwibowo Teguh <huget_teguh@...>
Date: Mon Dec 7, 2009 4:17 pm
Subject: How calculate Cl & Cd in 2D manually??

huget_teguh...

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Hi All,
I've problem in calculating value of Lift & drag coef airfoil in 2D. �but I dont know the equation in 2D. can you help me??
thx
teguh

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#170

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu Apr 1, 2010 11:39 am
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

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the viewer interest.

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Date: Sat May 1, 2010 11:45 am
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

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the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

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CFDBible Committee

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#172

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tue Jun 1, 2010 11:51 am
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Send Email

Dear CFDBible Member;

The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
owned or courtesy pictures, all are welcome.

The picture should show a demonstrative solution for a
relatively complex problem. All applications are welcomed.
The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
picture as publicity. He/she can, optionally, mention
the used software and visualization package. It will also be
better to give some info about the problems physics to gain
the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

------------------------
CFDBible Committee

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#173

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu Jul 1, 2010 11:50 am
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Send Email

Dear CFDBible Member;

The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
owned or courtesy pictures, all are welcome.

The picture should show a demonstrative solution for a
relatively complex problem. All applications are welcomed.
The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
picture as publicity. He/she can, optionally, mention
the used software and visualization package. It will also be
better to give some info about the problems physics to gain
the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

------------------------
CFDBible Committee

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#174

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sun Aug 1, 2010 11:56 am
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Send Email

Dear CFDBible Member;

The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
owned or courtesy pictures, all are welcome.

The picture should show a demonstrative solution for a
relatively complex problem. All applications are welcomed.
The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
picture as publicity. He/she can, optionally, mention
the used software and visualization package. It will also be
better to give some info about the problems physics to gain
the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

------------------------
CFDBible Committee

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#175

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wed Sep 1, 2010 1:07 pm
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Send Email

Dear CFDBible Member;

The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
owned or courtesy pictures, all are welcome.

The picture should show a demonstrative solution for a
relatively complex problem. All applications are welcomed.
The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
picture as publicity. He/she can, optionally, mention
the used software and visualization package. It will also be
better to give some info about the problems physics to gain
the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

------------------------
CFDBible Committee

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#176

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Fri Oct 1, 2010 12:19 pm
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Send Email

Dear CFDBible Member;

The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
owned or courtesy pictures, all are welcome.

The picture should show a demonstrative solution for a
relatively complex problem. All applications are welcomed.
The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
picture as publicity. He/she can, optionally, mention
the used software and visualization package. It will also be
better to give some info about the problems physics to gain
the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

------------------------
CFDBible Committee

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#177

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon Nov 1, 2010 11:54 am
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Send Email

Dear CFDBible Member;

The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
owned or courtesy pictures, all are welcome.

The picture should show a demonstrative solution for a
relatively complex problem. All applications are welcomed.
The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
picture as publicity. He/she can, optionally, mention
the used software and visualization package. It will also be
better to give some info about the problems physics to gain
the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

------------------------
CFDBible Committee

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#178

From: CFDBible@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wed Dec 1, 2010 11:47 am
Subject: File - Monthly Picture

CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Send Email

Dear CFDBible Member;

The CFDBible committee calls for the CFD picture of the month.
Interested individuals or organizations can contribute self
owned or courtesy pictures, all are welcome.

The picture should show a demonstrative solution for a
relatively complex problem. All applications are welcomed.
The contributer can put his/her name and/or organization on the
picture as publicity. He/she can, optionally, mention
the used software and visualization package. It will also be
better to give some info about the problems physics to gain
the viewer interest.

The picture should be in JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats
with good size and resolution of course. All contributed
pictures will be filtered by the committee and the resulting
collection will be polled on by all the group members.

Please send your pictures to: CFDBible@...
or to the CFDBible group at : CFDBible@yahoogroups.com

Finally, we don't have to tell you that CFDBible committee
is very open minded for all members' ideas.

Lets CFD Now!

------------------------
CFDBible Committee

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