CFD Study of Turbulent Flow in Compact Heat Exchanger Channels

Introduction

Engineering teams increasingly require publishing systems that preserve scientific notation, figures, code, and version history. This sample article demonstrates the GitHub-backed article format used by the platform.

Methodology

Articles are Markdown files with YAML frontmatter. Equations can be written inline as $\sigma = E\epsilon$ or as display equations:

$$K(u, T)u = f, \quad R(\theta)=\|u_{FEA}-u_{ROM}\|_2 + \lambda\Omega(\theta)$$

Reproducible Code

def strain(stress, modulus):
    return stress / modulus

Results

Figures can be stored under /assets/images, /assets/figures, or /assets/graphs in the same GitHub repository and referenced from article frontmatter or Markdown.

References

1. Hughes, T. J. R. The Finite Element Method.
2. Quarteroni, A. Reduced Basis Methods for Partial Differential Equations.