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Hanley Releases MultiSurface Aerodynamics 3.1

Posted By: Patrick Hanley, Ph.D.
Date:Sun, 26 Oct 2008, 6:31 a.m.

Hanley Releases MultiSurface Aerodynamics 3.1

OCALA, Florida, October 27, 2008 - Hanley Innovations, a leader in the development of software for aerodynamics conceptual design and analysis, announced the availability of MultiSurface Aerodynamics Version 3.1. MultiSurface Aerodynamics 3.1 is a Windows based software package for rapid aerodynamics conceptual and preliminary analysis and design of wings and other lifting surfaces.

MultiSurface Aerodynamics 3.1

The new features include:

MultiSurface Aerodynamics 3.1 includes a built-in airfoil editor that allow users to read-in airfoil drawings in the .dxf format. It also has a three-dimensional trajectory tool for flight calculations.

The trajectory tool can be used for the following calculations:

About Hanley Innovations

Hanley Innovations is a leader in aerodynamics preliminary and conceptual design and analysis software for education and industry. Software titles include MultiSurface Aerodynamics, MultiElement Airfoils and VisualFoil Plus,

For more information, Hanley Innovations can be contacted at:

PO Box 831514

Ocala, FL 34483-1514

Telephone: (352) 687-4466

email: sales@hanleyinnovations.com

WWW:http://www.hanleyinnovations.com

MultiSurface Aerodynamics 3.1


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