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FLOW-3D Water and Environmental Training Webinars

Posted Mon February 12, 2018 @02:27PM

FLOW-3D will host a series of FLOW-3D water and environmental training webinars throughout 2018.

In the webinars, we will be reviewing the setup for various types of applications commonly used in the water and environmental field. These monthly webinars will cover a range of basic and advanced topics that will be of interest to both new and experienced FLOW-3D users.

The webinar objectives will be to:

Discuss relevant and interesting uses of FLOW-3D
Review basic steps for setting up and running a variety of problems in FLOW-3D
Introduce advanced modeling techniques
Evaluate various setup options in FLOW-3D and how they affect simulation results

2018 Webinar Schedule

March 15: Overview of free-surface modeling setup
April 12: Piano Key weir discharge analysis
May 10: Modeling fishway passages
June 12: Density flows and heat transfer: plumes and stratification
July 12: Municipal hydraulics: aeration tank modeling
August 2: Complex culvert hydraulics
September 13: Air entrainment analysis
October 4: Municipal hydraulics: chemically reacting tanks
November 8: Tailing analysis

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