3 Days Workshop on

Process Flow & Heat Transfer Modeling

Fundamentals and Application Modeling 27-29th July 2017 @ Bangalore

Topics Covered
Section 01 : Introductions, Fundamental Concepts
Fluid Mechanics
Heat Transfer
Thermodynamics

Section 02 : Steady State Analysis

Steady State Evaluation of Fluid Mechanics, Heat
Transfer and Thermodynamics simulations

Section 03 : Transient Analysis

Transient Simulation of real time applications at
component, subsystem and system level evaluations

Section 04 : Advanced Thermal Fluid

Simulation of Gaseous mixtures, Homogeneous two
phase flow, coupled heat transfer through solid
structures, combustion modeling and beyond
3 Days Workshop on
Process Flow & Heat Transfer Modeling
Fundamentals and Application Modeling
Section 05 : Advanced Modeling Techniques
Excel
Visualisations
HMI..etc
Section 06 : Non-Newtonian Flow modeling
Modeling of non-newtonian fluids slurry modeling,
ash handling systems, mud pumping systems
Section 07 : Scenario Simulation
Simulation of scenarios
Surge Analysis /Water Hammer
Pipe Break and Process Condition Variation
Blow of test valve analysis
Sudden Valve Close & Open
What if scenario simulations
Flow induced vibrations and so on
Section 08 : Design Optimisation & Sensitivity Analysis
Optimisation of process parameters through design
sensitivity analysis and design optimisation
27-29th July 2017 @ Bangalore
About the Workshop
Workshop aims to cover from Fundamental
Theory to Practical Application Modeling
For Process and Heat Transfer Modeling we will
be using Flownex Thermal Fluid Simulation
Software More details on www.flownex.com
We have invited speakers /experts from process
to power Industry and from Academic Research
such as IISc, IITs will be part of this workshop to
share the knowledge
The expert panel will address the queries of
participants and participants are encouraged to
bring their model, problem, or queries and get an
answer from expert panel.
For any details mail to
info@dhioresearch.com
+91 9591994642 | 9900138009
3 Days Workshop on
Process Flow & Heat Transfer Modeling
Fundamentals and Application Modeling 27-29th July 2017 @ Bangalore

Section 09 : Integrated Simulation with Structural Mechanics

Dynamic Prediction of Stress at System Level fluid
structure interaction,

Section 10 : Integrated Simulation with Fluid Mechanics

Dynamic prediction of 3D CFD at component to
system level integration

Section 11 : Integrated Simulation with Control Systems

Integrated Control System & Thermal Fluid Simulation
of System, subsystem and components

Section 12 : Thermal Fluid Failure Investigations

Failure Assessment and Investigation studies at
system, subsystem and component failures due to
structural, thermal, fluid and operational

Workshop Coordinator
Ms. Nandhini | info@dhioresearch.com | 9900138009
3 Days Workshop on
Process Flow & Heat Transfer Modeling
Fundamentals and Application Modeling 27-29th July 2017 @ Bangalore

For any queries and registration details contact Registration Details

Ms Nandhini Registration Fee : INR 3000.00 + Service Tax

Workshop Coordinator
3Days Workshop on Process Flow & Heat Transfer Registration Fee can be paid in the form of
Modeling DD/Cheque/Cash in favour of DHIO Center for
info@dhioresearch.com Excellence payable at Bangalore.

Technical Contact
Mr. Chandrabhusan
chandrabhusan@dhioresearch.com
Mr. Jayesh Gupta
Jayesh@dhioresearch.com
Organised By
DHIO Research & Engineering Pvt Ltd.,
# 28 (Old No 619/1), 2nd Floor, 36th Cross,
2nd Block, Rajajinagar, Next to Srinivasa
Kalyana Mantapa, Bangalore-560010 India
Office: +91 80 49539628,
Email : info@dhioresearch.com
Who Should Attend ?
Director/CEO/Managers/Engineers involved in Fluid
Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Thermodynamics
Calculations, Research, Engineering Design,
Analysis, Testing, Modeling and Commissioning of
Thermal Fluid Systems from Energy/Power
Generation, Process, Oil & Gas, HVAC, Automotive,
Aerospace, Mining and allied industries can
participate.
It is not mandatory to have any computational
modeling experience; however physics of system,
subsystem and component understanding will help.