Links - Misc
Contents:
Pictures and Movies
These days you can find pictures and movies at almost every CFD company
or CFD department. Here are a few selected sites that have been around for a
long time and have a lot of nice pictures and movies related to CFD.
- Gallery of Fluid Mechanics
![[GOOD]](Icons/smiley.gif)
- Very nice pictures of fluid dynamics phenomena in nature. If you're interested
in fluid dynamics you should definitely check it out. There are no CFD plots
here though.
- The Colorful Fluid Mixing Gallery
- Many nice pictures and movies of mixing processes.
- Virtual Album of Fluid Motion
- More than 4 GB of pictures and movies from computations using the Featflow
code.
- Gallery of Turbulent Flows, CTR
- Pictures and movies from the Center for Turbulence Research. Includes visualizations
from DNS, LES and RANS simulations of mainly simple research flows.
- Images
of hydrodynamical principles as they relate to aquatic insects
- Has some really nice picture, and if you're interested in fluid dynamics
I'm sure you'll enjoy them.
- ITSC Fluids Movie Archive
- A few animations of classical fluid dynamics problems.
- eFluid Gallery of Flow Images
- Many nice pictures of fluid dynamics phenomena in nature.
Online CFD Services
- cfdSHOP
- A service by CHAM. Offers remote computing using CHAM's CFD-code PHOENICS.
- Fluent Remote Simulation Facility
- A service to existing Fluent customers - you can rent time on Fluent's
computers to run FLUENT remote. Interesting new service!
Fun
- Computational Fluid Dynamics in Computer Graphics
![[GOOD]](Icons/smiley.gif)
- Methods and examples in research, industry, and entertainment. Written
by Mark Stock. Inluced many nice examples and moive-animations created with
CFD tools. Cool!
- Tacoma
Narrows Bridge Failure
- On November 7, 1940, the first Tacoma Narrows suspension bridge collapsed
due to wind-induced vibrations. This site gives background information and
a QuickTime move of the catastrophe.
- Paper Airplanes
- Impress your kids with a paper airplane inspired by Ken Blackburn. Ken
holds the world record for time aloft for paper airplanes and has written
several books on the subject. This is a wonderful site with lots of details
on how to make your paper planes fly better. Fun!
- Ode
to CFD
- Read and enjoy - you'll get a deeper insight into the nature of CFD.
- Will Wind Tunnels
Replace Computers?
- A science fiction story that might already be a reality. It all goes in
cycles and we just happen to be living in the CFD age. Fun!
- The Wine Snobs Guide To
Flux Functions
- For those of us who both like wine and CFD. Suddenly all connections seem
so clear. Fun!
- Fitted Mesh Story
- A colorful short-story about everyday life inside a high-tech governmental
lab. Read and enjoy.
- A One-Sided View
- Limericks for CFD people :-)