In this paper, the CFD technology widely used in biomimetic applications is firstly reviewed in a brief manner. We then present two types of computational models employed in studies of ray-finned fishes: single-fin model and body-fin model. The single-fin models capture some key features possessed by real fish fins, such as anisotropic property, flexible rays and actively controlled curvature. In the body-fin models, the fish motion can be either prescribed or predicted. Fish models with prescribed motions are usually employed to provide insights in the hydrodynamics while those models with predicted motions can be used to investigate the stability and maneuvering problems
In this paper, the propulsive performance of a caudal peduncle-fin swimmer mimicking a bio-inspired ...
As a result of years of research on the comparative biomechanics and physiology of moving through wa...
Propulsion and manoeuvring ability are parts of the most common and complicated mechanisms in nature...
In this paper, the CFD technology widely used in biomimetic applications is firstly reviewed in a br...
[Abstract] The aim of the present paper is to provide the state of the works in the field of hydrody...
To adapt themselves to the aquatic environment, fish have developed extraordinary propulsion and man...
To adapt themselves to the aquatic environment, fish have developed extraordinary propulsion and man...
Propulsion and manoeuvring ability are parts of the most common and complicated mechanisms in nature...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, the propulsive performance of a caudal peduncle-fin swimmer mimicking a bio-inspired ...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, the propulsive performance of a caudal peduncle-fin swimmer mimicking a bio-inspired ...
In this paper, the propulsive performance of a caudal peduncle-fin swimmer mimicking a bio-inspired ...
As a result of years of research on the comparative biomechanics and physiology of moving through wa...
Propulsion and manoeuvring ability are parts of the most common and complicated mechanisms in nature...
In this paper, the CFD technology widely used in biomimetic applications is firstly reviewed in a br...
[Abstract] The aim of the present paper is to provide the state of the works in the field of hydrody...
To adapt themselves to the aquatic environment, fish have developed extraordinary propulsion and man...
To adapt themselves to the aquatic environment, fish have developed extraordinary propulsion and man...
Propulsion and manoeuvring ability are parts of the most common and complicated mechanisms in nature...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, the propulsive performance of a caudal peduncle-fin swimmer mimicking a bio-inspired ...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, a versatile Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) algorithm is developed to integrate an incompres...
In this paper, the propulsive performance of a caudal peduncle-fin swimmer mimicking a bio-inspired ...
In this paper, the propulsive performance of a caudal peduncle-fin swimmer mimicking a bio-inspired ...
As a result of years of research on the comparative biomechanics and physiology of moving through wa...
Propulsion and manoeuvring ability are parts of the most common and complicated mechanisms in nature...