We develop a fast, user-friendly implementation of a potential flow solver based on the unsteady vortex lattice method (UVLM). The computational framework uses the Python programming language which has easy integration with the scripts requiring computationally-expensive operations written in Fortran. The mixed-language approach enables high performance in terms of solution time and high flexibility in terms of easiness of code adaptation to different system configurations and applications. This computational tool is intended to predict the unsteady aerodynamic behavior of multiple moving bodies (e.g., flapping wings, rotating blades, suspension bridges...) subject to an incoming air. We simulate different aerodynamic problems to validate a...
Unsteady flows are very common in nature. Birds, insects, fish and other animals predominantly rely...
The unsteady vortex-lattice method (UVLM) is widely used to estimate the aerodynamic loads for unste...
Our target is to develop computational techniques for studying aerodynamic interactions between mult...
We present a fast, user-friendly implementation of a potential flow solver based on the unsteady vor...
An efficient multi–fidelity aerodynamic solver for unsteady flow problems,combining the unsteady vor...
A novel computationally efficient approach to calculate unsteady aerodynamic loads is presented. The...
The authors present an accelerated aerodynamic computational model derived from the integration of t...
The use of a new aeroelastic computer framework called Flexit is described and the frame-work is use...
The main objective of this project is the development of an unsteady potential code that allows to ...
Over the last years, multi-disciplinary simulations got more and more important. Especially, in the ...
This paper presents an analysis of the scalability and efficiency of a simulation framework based on t...
This paper describes the development of a computational framework for aerodynamic simulations based ...
Current research efforts in aeroelasticity aim at including higher fidelity aerodynamic results into...
A numerical-simulation tool is developed that is well suited for modeling the unsteady nonlinear aer...
The following final year project presents the computational fluid dynamics simulation of flapping me...
Unsteady flows are very common in nature. Birds, insects, fish and other animals predominantly rely...
The unsteady vortex-lattice method (UVLM) is widely used to estimate the aerodynamic loads for unste...
Our target is to develop computational techniques for studying aerodynamic interactions between mult...
We present a fast, user-friendly implementation of a potential flow solver based on the unsteady vor...
An efficient multi–fidelity aerodynamic solver for unsteady flow problems,combining the unsteady vor...
A novel computationally efficient approach to calculate unsteady aerodynamic loads is presented. The...
The authors present an accelerated aerodynamic computational model derived from the integration of t...
The use of a new aeroelastic computer framework called Flexit is described and the frame-work is use...
The main objective of this project is the development of an unsteady potential code that allows to ...
Over the last years, multi-disciplinary simulations got more and more important. Especially, in the ...
This paper presents an analysis of the scalability and efficiency of a simulation framework based on t...
This paper describes the development of a computational framework for aerodynamic simulations based ...
Current research efforts in aeroelasticity aim at including higher fidelity aerodynamic results into...
A numerical-simulation tool is developed that is well suited for modeling the unsteady nonlinear aer...
The following final year project presents the computational fluid dynamics simulation of flapping me...
Unsteady flows are very common in nature. Birds, insects, fish and other animals predominantly rely...
The unsteady vortex-lattice method (UVLM) is widely used to estimate the aerodynamic loads for unste...
Our target is to develop computational techniques for studying aerodynamic interactions between mult...