MHD & EHD Online Courses

Price: $119

All-Levels MHD & EHD CFD Training: An eight-project journey through magnetic and electric field effects on fluid flow using ANSYS Fluent. Fundamental to Advanced MHD: Start with how a magnetic field alters a flow, building up to complex MHD nanofluid heat transfer simulations. Industrial Separation & EHD: Apply field-coupled techniques to practical engineering, including magnetic separation and electric-field-driven combustion. Hands-On Application: Gain an application-driven foundation in modern field-coupled flow engineering by solving one real engineering case at a time.

Price: $49

The final step in the series, this course covers the most demanding version of each project — high-speed and reacting flows, fluid-structure interaction, UDFs, and moving geometry — the kind of coupled, multi-physics problems most CFD engineers never get past. It's built for those who want to solve undefined, real-world problems and defend their results with confidence.

Price: $29

Building on the fundamentals, this course tackles harder, more realistic versions of the same 16 engineering fields and flow models, introducing multi-phase interactions, transient behavior, and more demanding boundary conditions. You'll leave with the skills to handle real project complexity, not just tutorial-scale problems.

Price: $9

This course takes you from zero to your first working simulations in ANSYS Fluent, covering foundational projects across 16 engineering fields — aerospace, biomedical, chemical, HVAC, marine, renewable energy, and more — alongside core flow models and Fluent modules. By the end, you'll be comfortable setting up, running, and interpreting basic CFD simulations on your own.

Price: $48

This study investigates the performance of a spiral magnetic separator using ANSYS Fluent. The geometry, representing a spiral-shaped separator with multiple turns, is designed in ANSYS SpaceClaim and meshed using ANSYS Meshing. The simulation is conducted as a steady-state analysis with a pressure-based solver. The Realizable k-epsilon turbulence model is employed, along with a two-way coupled Discrete Phase Model (DPM) for particle simulation. The Magnetic Induction MHD Method is enabled to model the applied magnetic field, with User-Defined Functions (UDFs) implemented for magnetic field components. Results reveal complex interactions between fluid flow, magnetic particles, and the applied magnetic field, demonstrating the separator’s effectiveness in particle segregation.

Price: $54

The problem numerically simulates the Electric Field Effect on Nanofluid Considering Charge Density using ANSYS Fluent software. We design the 3-D model by the Spaceclaim and create the mesh using ANSYS Meshing software. The element number equals 904,145. The EHD model is used to simulate the electric field effect. The DPM model simulates the second phase, which is aluminum nanoparticles.

Price: $54

The present simulation is about combustion in the presence of EHD via ANSYS Fluent, and the results of this simulation have been analyzed.

Price: $42

The problem numerically simulates Magnetic Field Effect on Nanofluidusing ANSYS Fluent software. We design the 2-D model by the Design Modeler software. We mesh the model with ANSYS Meshing software. The mesh type is Structured, and the element number equals 9282. We use the magnetic hydro-dynamic model (MHD) to investigate the effect of a Magnetic Field on the nanofluid.

Price: $42

In this project, nanofluid flows in a bumpy channel in presence of an applied electrical potential.