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September 19, 2006, 06:29 |
Modelling a Racecar Airbox
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Hi,
Im just about to start my third year at University and so have a lovely big dissertation to do! I do some part time work for a race team, and they asked me if I would like to do my dissertation on a project for them. The project is to analyse two different airbox designs they have, which have about a 10-15hp difference in them, and then come up with some possible design changes to make them more efficient. I was wondering how difficult it is to model the "suck" of the engine using CFD? I have heard it can be a bit tricky, but didn't know if this meant its the sort of thing which just takes a little while to get right or if it requires decades of CFD experience (which I don't have!!)? Cheers in advance, any help appreciated! |
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