Ewelike Asterius Dozie*, Nnadikwe Johnson, Iheme Chigozie, Chikodi Daberechi Alaka, Wopara Onuoha Fidelis, Akuchie Justin Chukwuma
Issue :
ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i1
Journal Identifiers :
ISSN : 2795-3610
EISSN : 2795-3610
Published :
2023-12-29
Advancing environmental technology through computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and design simulation analysis has emerged as a powerful approach to enhance performance and sustainability. This innovative combination allows for the optimization of various structures and systems, such as buildings, vehicles, and renewable energy devices, while minimizing their environmental impact. By simulating and analyzing fluid behavior in intricate detail, CFD provides valuable insights into improving design efficiency and overall performance. Design simulation analysis complements CFD by virtually testing and evaluating different design options before implementation. This holistic approach considers factors like energy consumption, emissions, and material usage, enabling informed decision-making for sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions. The significance of this topic aligns seamlessly with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It contributes to Goal 7 by promoting affordable and clean energy through the optimization of renewable energy systems. Additionally, it supports Goal 9 by fostering industry innovation and infrastructure development for sustainability. Furthermore, this topic promotes Goal 11 by designing sustainable cities and communities through optimizing energy efficiency and reducing pollution. It also contributes to Goal 12 by encouraging responsible consumption and production through waste reduction and resource optimization. In addressing Goal 13, this approach aids in climate action by developing climate-resilient solutions and optimizing renewable energy systems. Moreover, it supports Goal 14 and Goal 15 by understanding and mitigating the impact of human activities on marine and terrestrial ecosystems. Overall, advancing environmental technology through computational fluid dynamics and design simulation analysis offers immense potential to drive innovation and optimize sustainable practices. By leveraging these tools, we can work towards a greener and more sustainable future, addressing multiple UN SDGs simultaneously. Keywords: CFD, Fluid dynamics, Simulation, Prototyping, Analysis and Testing