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The Innovative CFD Blog

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Nov 8, 2009, Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling: Why Care About Numerical Methods?

There are many approaches to computational fluid dynamics modeling. Does it matter what method you use? Don't they all solve the same equations? Here we look at how algorithms can impact results.

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Nov 8, 2009, Wind-US CFD Solver Tips and Comments

Share how the Wind-US CFD solver has worked for you. What techniques work best to get the most from this software package?

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Nov 7, 2009, Your Free CFD Solver Reviews

Do you have experience with a free CFD solver? Share a review or tip about it here.

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May 31, 2009, Wind-US Session Planned for 2010 Aerospace Sciences Meeting

After not having one for several years, the NPARC Alliance is working to put together a session devoted to papers related to the Wind-US flow solver at the upcoming AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting to be held in Orlando, Florida next January.

We have a fairly full session lined up. I will be presenting a paper that gives an overview of the Wind-US solver and related utilities, with special emphasis on the new capabilities that have been added for version 3.

Speaking of version 3, rumor has it that the code might finally hit production status early next year. We'll have to see how that works out.

This meeting is the biggest AIAA technical conference of the year, so if you have never been to an AIAA conference, it's a good one to start with. It's a great place to network and get a feel for the kind of aerospace-related research that's being done around the world.


Jan 20, 2009, The Wind-US CFD Analysis Software: More Useful Utilities

A number of special-purpose utilities come with the Wind-US CFD analysis software to make setting up cases and analyzing results easier. This page provides an overview of some of these.

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