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EP_Student December 11, 2003 16:00

2D Euler
 
I'm interested in solving the 2D Euler equations on a blunt body travelling at > 3 Mach. Is there any available software that is freely avilable online that can do the job without having to develop a code from scratch ?


versi December 12, 2003 03:17

Re: 2D Euler
 
Clawpack in Resources Sect.

Praveen December 12, 2003 07:44

Re: 2D Euler
 
Try NSC2KE http://pauillac.inria.fr/cdrom/prog/unix/nsc2ke/eng.htm

You can generate grids using BAMG and also do adaptation quite easily.

vasanth allampalli December 12, 2003 11:36

Re: 2D Euler
 
actually codind from scratch is easy for this problem. as M>1 we have to use a time marching approach(hyperbolic).When you code by yourself you can try different schemes

Anyone. December 13, 2003 06:30

Re: 2D Euler
 
Hi,

Why do you imply above that a time marching approach makes coding from scrath easy.....as oppossed to what? Thanks for youer reply in advance.

vasanth December 13, 2003 21:04

Re: 2D Euler
 
Only marching can be used.If it is a steady Euler equation use one co-ordinate direction as marching.It it is unsteady use time (marching has to be used).


Axel Rohde December 14, 2003 20:52

Re: 2D Euler
 
Download my shareware MicroTunnel from www.microcfd.com

Axel Rohde


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