University of Stuttgart: Investigation of High-Speed Train Aerodynamics | EuroCentral RUM 2021

RUM2021 RUM2021-EuroCentral PowerFLOW ​​​​​​​

Abstract:

Full-scale testing of trains is very expensive, whereas model scale experiments are often restricted to small scales and short models. Numerical simulations offer the possibility to investigate a wide range of issues without these limitations. Using SIMULIA PowerFLOW, a variety of simulations were carried out to investigate the aerodynamic characteristics of a high-speed train. The impact of different ground configurations and varying train lengths on the flow around the train is studied.

Speaker Info:

Dennis Weidner is a research associate at the Institute of Automotive Engineering of the University of Stuttgart. His area of research is vehicle aerodynamics with a focus on the aerodynamics of high-speed trains. He joined the institute in 2019 after graduating from the University of Stuttgart with a master's degree in Automotive and Engine Engineering.






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