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EP 008: Akshai Runchal | How to Become a CFD Engineer {How To Become A CFD Engineer}

🔗 Aki’’s LinkedIn Profile:   / aki-runchal-7163594   🌎 Aki’s Website: https://www.acricfd.com/ 🔗 Kade’s LinkedIn Profile:   / kade-j-beck   Aki’s CFD Course: https://www.udemy.com/course/introduc... Aki’s CFD of the Future Paper: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.... Join 800+ CFD professionals reading my 4-minute weekly CFD newsletter. https://kadejbeck.ck.page/aaddae1a5e Subscribe for more free videos:    / @how-to-become-a-cfd-engineer   CONTACT: ----------------- Do you have any feedback about the podcast? Want to recommend future episodes? Send an email to [email protected]. TIME STAMPS ----------------------- 0:00 : Sneak Preview of Episode 0:24 : Introduction of Aki 0:52 : Aki’s history with CFD 3:53 : Meeting Brian Spalding for the first time 8:54 : Brian’s approach to CFD problems 16:22 : Brian’s influence on Aki’s career 20:22 : Running a CFD company 23:14 : How close is close enough 27:37 : Approach to solving new problems 32:07 : Attributes of successful CFD engineers 35:02 : CFD interview questions 36:53 : Doing vs Managing in a career progression 40:55 : Common CFD mistakes 44:16 : Starting your own CFD business 50:53 : Test your CFD product early 51:33 : Phone calls with Bill Gates 53:31 : Don’t underestimate marketing 54:49 : The pitfalls of commercial codes 56:42 : Why you should always get physical data (CFD Lawsuit and expert witness work) 1:00:20 : Aki’s most difficult technical challenge 1:04:52 : Why you should master the fundamentals 1:08:52 : Why today’s CFD tools are still primitive 1:14:02 : The interplay of ML and CFD 1:22:52 : What does Aki wish he would have learned sooner 1:25:36 : Engineer vs Scientist Podcast Recorded: October 20th, 2023 Dr. Akshai K. Runchal has over 50 years of experience in CFD and simulation of flow, heat and mass transport processes in engineering and environmental sciences, He obtained his Ph.D. in 1969 from Imperial College (London) under the guidance of Prof. D, B. Spalding. He was a key member of the 3-person team led by Spalding that invented the Finite Volume Method (FVM) of Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in mid 1960's. He started his professional career as a faculty at IIT Kanpur in 1969 and has also taught as regular or adjunct faculty at Imperial College (London), University of California (Los Angeles), Cal Tech (Pasadena), and Cal State (Northridge). In 1979, Dr. Runchal established the ACRi group of companies that has offices in Los Angeles (USA), Nice (France) and Bangalore (India). For the past 50 years, Dr Runchal, has consulted extensively on projects related to flow, heat and mass transfer, combustion, environmental impact, management of air, surface and ground water resources, safe disposal of hazardous and nuclear waste, and, policy and decision analysis. Dr. Runchal is a co-author of the first book ever published on CFD. He is the author or co-author of 12 books and over 200 technical publications. He is the principal author of the ANSWER®, PORFLOW®, TIDAL®, and RADM™ CFD Software Tools that are widely employed by commercial, academic, and R&D organizations.