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Old   February 10, 2001, 17:02
Default bus-like simplified shapes external aerodynamics.
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Marwan Hussin
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does any one have material on the CFD analysis (with wind tunnel verification) of external aerodynamics of bus-like simplified shapes that can be done on PC or maximally sun workstation to start working on it and enhancing to a real bus shape.

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Old   February 13, 2001, 18:36
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John C. Chien
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(1). There was a "Vehicle Aerodynamics" book published some 10 years ago. It covered a wide range of vehicles, including trucks. (2). The sample CFD paper cited was rather crude in those days, but there were experimental data included. I don't have the information about the book itself, so, you will have to do some digging.
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Old   February 15, 2001, 14:06
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the book is Aerodynamics of Road Vehicle by HUCHO . I have the 98 version of the book ,it's the best book to give anyone the taste of vehicle aerodynamics..it's a book that's suitable to understand the vehicle application problem domain of aerodynamics. but not to implement ,900 pages, It has a chapter on CFD and the only simplified shape in is Ahmed Body...REAL SIMPLIFIED..HA! anyway thanks john for your continuos help to this Forum Marwan
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Old   February 15, 2001, 16:21
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(1). I am sure that a long term gas shortage will convince the big three to spend more resources in vehicle aerodynamics. (2). Otherwise, there will be more and more people driving trucks and SUVs on American highways. On Los Angeles highways, the cars are frequently moving at 70~80 mph. So, there are more problems with the tires.
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