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| Simulation of Unsteady Propeller Blade Loads Using OpenFOAM |
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| CFD Leads to Improved Propeller Design Concept |
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Posted Thu June 05, 2014 @08:39AM
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The FPP Opti Design, a new state-of-the-art fixed pitch propeller (FPP) design concept, has been introduced by Wärtsilä. The new design offers fuel savings of up to 4 per cent and highly reliable full scale performance predictions. The concept has been developed utilising the latest computational fluid dynamics (CFD) technology.
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| Simulating Aircraft Cabin Contaminant Flows |
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Posted Wed May 28, 2014 @08:57AM
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Proper design of the commercial aircraft cabin environmental control system (ECS) can optimize the passenger comfort and safety. As there are many practical challenges associated with conducting experimental cabin flow-field measurements at flight conditions, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) can be a valuable tool for use in the ECS design.
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| Using CFD to Design a Low-Pressure Turbine |
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Posted Thu May 15, 2014 @08:46AM
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Aerodynamic Solutions has posted an interview with veteran turbomachinery design consultant, Fred Kopper, who has over 40 years experience designing engines for the aerospace and industrial gas turbine industries, about his experience using ADS CFD to design a multi-stage axial low-pressure turbine.
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Posted Mon May 05, 2014 @09:09PM
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A team of Cornell University researchers — bringing together both faculty and graduate and undergraduate students — is developing a high-efficiency, low emissions cookstove that also produces biochar, another term for charcoal, which improves soil productivity [1]. In developing countries, biomass cookstoves that burn fuel such as wood or corn cobs have long been the most common method of cooking and heating.
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