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Simulation of the Hypersonic Flow Past a Blunted Cone-cylinder-flare (HB-2) using CFD-FASTRAN |
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Study of supersonic flows is of high interest for a wide
variety of problems including design of high speed planes and other related
applications [1]. This user tip presents a validation of numerical methods
against experimental data.
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Transparency Feature in CFD-GEOM V2007 |
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In CFD-GEOM V2007, certain entities can now be set to transparent.
This option allows you to add transparency effects to your surfaces,
faces, and volumes. This
can be an excellent way to add shadows/colors and glass effects to the
model.
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Making it Easy to Add a Box Source in CFD-VisCART |
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Sources are used in CFD-VisCART to refine the grid in localized regions of the domain.
One of the many types of sources available is the Box Source where the user
specifies a cuboidal box around the region a finer grid is required. In the
earlier versions, the user would have to add a Box Source and then specify its
X, Y and Z extents to position the box in the desired location.
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Restart Options Under the Initial Condition (IC) Tab |
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When doing restarts, which is a continuation of a previous
solution, there are a couple of options available in the CFD-ACE-GUI regarding where
the data comes from, along with output and time options. This user tip will detail the various options
available to the user.
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Using the Construction Plane in CFD-GEOM |
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Point entities in CFD-GEOM are placed in an XYZ (Cartesian)
coordinate system. This is also normally known as the world space
coordinate system or the absolute frame of reference for your geometry. The
Construction Plane tool enables you to position a construction plane in space
and place points on that construction plane to generate curve entities.
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