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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. |
| + | Click through a particular piece of the workflow to get help with installation, running, and particular SSI use cases. |
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| [[File:ONERA_M6.png | thumb | right | 330px | ONERA M6 wing in freestream flow with Ma ~ 0.8 visualized in Paraview]] | | [[File:ONERA_M6.png | thumb | right | 330px | ONERA M6 wing in freestream flow with Ma ~ 0.8 visualized in Paraview]] |
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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]. |
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| ==[[Pointwise]]== | | ==[[Pointwise]]== |
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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]. |
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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] |
| [[Category:Rockets]] | | [[Category:Rockets]] |
| + | [[Category:CFD]] |
| + | [[Category: Rockets Guides]] |