[:::o:::] Iges ? Fluent vs StarCD
 

Hello

Did someone know where I can find some iges of subsonic aircraft in order to make a real comparaison between Fluent and StarCD (with the same hardware)?

Natacha

Re: [:::o:::] Iges ? Fluent vs StarCD
 

Hi Natacha,

One interesting case (where lots of Cp, lift and drag data are available) is called the ROBIN (ROtor Body INteraction). It looks like a very streamlined helicopter geometry, and is defined analytically. Its shape is defined analytically, so that you can create the IGES file or directly the mesh from scratch. The original reference where it is defined is: Freeman, C. E., Mineck, R. E., "Fuselage Surface Pressure Measurements of a Helicopter Wind-Tunnel Model with a 3.15-Meter Diameter Single Rotor", NASA TM-80051, 1979.

This is a very good test case and is readily available.

Bonne chance.

Fred.

Re: [:::o:::] Iges ? Fluent vs StarCD
 

Take a look at this site :

http://geolab.larc.nasa.gov/GridTool/ClassExamples/

Sylvain

Re: [:::o:::] Iges ? Fluent vs StarCD
 

Natacha,

Please read the following thread, with a link to the IGESS-file.

http://www.cfd-online.com/Forum/cfx.cgi?read=2119

Astrid

Re: [:::o:::] Iges ? Fluent vs StarCD
 

Thanks a lot, fred, sylvain and Astrid.

But i can't access to aiaa web, i don't know why.

Natacha

Re: [:::o:::] Iges ? Fluent vs StarCD
 

The entire aiaa.org site seems to be down for the moment. It should be up again once they wake up on the other side of the atlantic.

The AIAA Drag Prediction Workshop is very interesting. You can find a link to it and several other good validation cases in the Resources/Refs section here:

http://www.cfd-online.com/Resources/refs.html#data