CFD Workflow - Revision history

Thwhite at 14:52, 15 September 2017

2017-09-15T14:52:25Z

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Thwhite at 14:35, 15 September 2017

2017-09-15T14:35:31Z

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Iangomez: created new category

2016-03-30T21:01:10Z

created new category

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	[http://www.cfd-online.com/Links/onlinedocs.html CFD Online is awesome. Here is a link to their online doc resources]		[http://www.cfd-online.com/Links/onlinedocs.html CFD Online is awesome. Here is a link to their online doc resources]
	[[Category:Rockets]]		[[Category:Rockets]]
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Iangomez: added new header

2016-03-29T20:50:12Z

added new header

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	[http://www.paraview.org/paraview-guide/ Link to user guide].		[http://www.paraview.org/paraview-guide/ Link to user guide].

			=Extra Resources=

			[http://www.cfd-online.com/Links/onlinedocs.html CFD Online is awesome. Here is a link to their online doc resources]
	[[Category:Rockets]]		[[Category:Rockets]]

Iangomez: /* Paraview */ added link to user guide

2016-03-26T09:41:35Z

Paraview: added link to user guide

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	==[http://www.paraview.org/ Paraview]==		==[http://www.paraview.org/ Paraview]==
	Open source visualizer which is optimized for very large datasets. A complex but also well-documented tool which will be SSI's visualizer of choice.		Open source visualizer which is optimized for very large datasets. A complex but also well-documented tool which will be SSI's visualizer of choice.
			[http://www.paraview.org/paraview-guide/ Link to user guide].

	[[Category:Rockets]]		[[Category:Rockets]]

Iangomez: /* Solidworks */

2016-03-26T09:40:36Z

Solidworks

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	==[[Solidworks]]==		==[[Solidworks]]==
	SSI's computer aided design program of choice since it is used in industry and is fairly easy to learn (and free for students). SSCP uses a lot of surfacing in order to get the complex geometries that they require. Most of our rockets will not require incredibly organic shapes (aside from a nose cone) so no need to get fancy. Any design (part, assembly, assembly of assemblies, etc) can be meshed with Pointwise. [~~Lhttp~~://www.solidworks.com/ ~~ink~~ to site].		SSI's computer aided design program of choice since it is used in industry and is fairly easy to learn (and free for students). SSCP uses a lot of surfacing in order to get the complex geometries that they require. Most of our rockets will not require incredibly organic shapes (aside from a nose cone) so no need to get fancy. Any design (part, assembly, assembly of assemblies, etc) can be meshed with Pointwise. [http://www.solidworks.com/ Link to site].

	~~This page will not include any detailed explanations of what happens in Solidworks~~.

	==[[Pointwise]]==		==[[Pointwise]]==

Iangomez at 09:39, 26 March 2016

2016-03-26T09:39:44Z

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 Ian is currently working on creating a workflow for the Rockets team to get a better qualitative aerodynamic understanding of interesting geometries on rocket bodies.
 [[File:ONERA_M6.png | thumb | right | 330px | ONERA M6 wing in freestream flow with Ma ~ 0.8 visualized in Paraview]]
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 ==[http://www.paraview.org/ Paraview]==
 Open source visualizer which is optimized for very large datasets. A complex but also well-documented tool which will be SSI's visualizer of choice.
 [[Category:Rockets]]

Iangomez: made some things their own page

2016-03-26T09:31:41Z

made some things their own page

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	Credit to the [https://solarcar.stanford.edu/ Stanford Solar Car Project] (SSCP) for giving us hints as to how they set up their own CFD workflow. Also big thanks to [http://adl.stanford.edu/people/jjalonso.html Juan Alonso] for helping us set up SU2 on Stanford's corn machine.		Credit to the [https://solarcar.stanford.edu/ Stanford Solar Car Project] (SSCP) for giving us hints as to how they set up their own CFD workflow. Also big thanks to [http://adl.stanford.edu/people/jjalonso.html Juan Alonso] for helping us set up SU2 on Stanford's corn machine.

	==[~~http://www.solidworks.com/~~ Solidworks]==		==[[Solidworks]]==
	SSI's computer aided design program of choice since it is used in industry and is fairly easy to learn (and free for students). SSCP uses a lot of surfacing in order to get the complex geometries that they require. Most of our rockets will not require incredibly organic shapes (aside from a nose cone) so no need to get fancy. Any design (part, assembly, assembly of assemblies, etc) can be meshed with Pointwise.		SSI's computer aided design program of choice since it is used in industry and is fairly easy to learn (and free for students). SSCP uses a lot of surfacing in order to get the complex geometries that they require. Most of our rockets will not require incredibly organic shapes (aside from a nose cone) so no need to get fancy. Any design (part, assembly, assembly of assemblies, etc) can be meshed with Pointwise. [Lhttp://www.solidworks.com/ ink to site].

	~~==[http://www.pointwise.com/ Pointwise]==~~		This page will not include any detailed explanations of what happens in Solidworks.
	~~Currently on their way to becoming a sponsor~~ of ~~SSI, Pointwise accepts~~ Solidworks ~~files and meshes them for you. Obviously, this part is extremely important in identifying the interesting geometries. (I haven't worked with Pointwise very much yet, so more on this to come)~~.

	==[http://~~su2~~.~~stanford~~.~~edu~~/ SU2]==		==[[Pointwise]]==
	Stanford developed, open source numerical flow solver. Written primarily in C++, the solver can easily extended due to its object-oriented programming and has fantastically written documentation. This will be SSI's solver of choice for the foreseeable future.		Currently on their way to becoming a sponsor of SSI, Pointwise accepts Solidworks files and meshes them for you. Obviously, this part is extremely important in identifying the interesting geometries. (I haven't worked with Pointwise very much yet, so more on this to come). [http://www.pointwise.com/ Link to site].

			==[[SU2]]==
			Stanford developed, open source numerical flow solver. Written primarily in C++, the solver can easily extended due to its object-oriented programming and has fantastically written documentation. This will be SSI's solver of choice for the foreseeable future. [http://su2.stanford.edu/ Link to site].

	==[http://www.paraview.org/ Paraview]==		==[http://www.paraview.org/ Paraview]==
	Open source visualizer which is optimized for very large datasets. A complex but also well-documented tool which will be SSI's visualizer of choice.		Open source visualizer which is optimized for very large datasets. A complex but also well-documented tool which will be SSI's visualizer of choice.


	~~=Modeling=~~


	=Meshing=		=Meshing=

			More info on this to come.

	=Solving=		=Solving=
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	=Visualization=		=Visualization=



	[[Category:Rockets]]		[[Category:Rockets]]

Iangomez at 09:25, 26 March 2016

2016-03-26T09:25:00Z

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	Ian is currently working on creating a workflow for the Rockets team to get a better qualitative aerodynamic understanding of interesting geometries on rocket bodies.		Ian is currently working on creating a workflow for the Rockets team to get a better qualitative aerodynamic understanding of interesting geometries on rocket bodies.

	[[File:ONERA_M6.png \| thumb \| right \| 330px \| ONERA M6 wing in freestream flow with Ma ~ .8 visualized in Paraview]]		[[File:ONERA_M6.png \| thumb \| right \| 330px \| ONERA M6 wing in freestream flow with Ma ~ 0.8 visualized in Paraview]]

	=The Big Picture=		=The Big Picture=

Iangomez at 09:24, 26 March 2016

2016-03-26T09:24:47Z

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	Ian is currently working on creating a workflow for the Rockets team to get a better qualitative aerodynamic understanding of interesting geometries on rocket bodies.		Ian is currently working on creating a workflow for the Rockets team to get a better qualitative aerodynamic understanding of interesting geometries on rocket bodies.

	[[File:ONERA_M6.png \| thumb \| right \| ~~350px~~ \| ONERA M6 wing in freestream flow with Ma ~ .8 visualized in Paraview]]		[[File:ONERA_M6.png \| thumb \| right \| 330px \| ONERA M6 wing in freestream flow with Ma ~ .8 visualized in Paraview]]

	=The Big Picture=		=The Big Picture=