Editorial on Transportation Engineering

Abstract

The method of mathematically modelling a physical phenomenon involving fluid flow and solving it numerically using analytical prowess is known as computational fluid dynamics (CFD). Aerodynamics plays an important part in the manufacturing phase when an architect is tasked with developing a new vehicle, such as a winning racing car for the coming season. Aerodynamic processes, on the other hand, are difficult to quantify during the concept stage. Physical checks on product samples are typically the only way for an inventor to refine his designs.