Seventh Asian Computational Fluid Dynamics (ACFD7) Conference

Bangalore, India - The major objective of ACFD is to provide a common forum for exchange of new ideas and experiences amongst the scientists and engineers from Asia as well as other parts of the globe, working on algorithms and applications of CFD.

The Asian Computational Fluid Dynamics (ACFD) Conference is held once every two years. The major objective of ACFD is to provide a common forum for exchange of new ideas and experiences amongst the scientists and engineers from Asia as well as other parts of the globe, working on algorithms and applications of CFD.

The Seventh ACFD will be held at Bangalore, India during November 26 - 30, 2007. The programme includes invited keynote lectures by distinguished experts from across the globe. There will be a few plenary sessions and a large number of parallel technical sessions spread over five days.

Technical papers for presentation at ACFD7 are solicited in the following areas of interest:

New Algorithms and Numerical Schemes
Grid Generation and Grid Adaptation
Grid Free and Cartesian Methods
Convergence Acceleration Schemes
Incompressible & Low Reynolds Number Flows
High Performance Parallel Computing
Turbomachinery and other Internal Flows
Supersonic and Hypersonic Flows
Unsteady Flows
Reacting Flows
Vortex Dynamics
Micro and Bio Fluid Mechanics
Turbulence Modelling
LES and DNS for Turbulent Flows
Multidisciplinary and Multiobjective Optimization
Industrial Applications of CFD
The language of the conference is English.

Contact Email: J S Mathur
Organising Secretary ACFD7
Scientist CTFD Division
National Aerospace Laboratories
PB 1779 Bangalore 560 017
India
Tel: 91 80 25051613
Fax: 91 80 25220952
e-mail: [email protected]

Avijit Chatterjee
Organising Secretary ACFD7
Deptt. Of Aerospace Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology
Powai Mumbai 400 076
India
Tel: 91 22 25767128
Fax: 91 22 25722602
e-mail: [email protected]

http://acfd7.cdac.in/

From 26 Nov 2007
Until 30 Nov 2007
Bangalore, India
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