Automated Tetrahedral Mesh Generation for CFD Analysis of Aircraft in Conceptual Design
Irian Ordaz, Wu Li, Richard L. Campbell
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Irian Ordaz, Wu Li, Richard L. Campbell
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The paper introduces an automation process of generating a tetrahedral mesh for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis of aircraft configurations in early conceptual design. The method was developed for CFD-based sonic boom analysis of supersonic configurations, but can be applied to aerodynamic analysis of aircraft configurations in any flight regime.
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The paper introduces an automation process of generating a tetrahedral mesh for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis of aircraft configurations in early conceptual design. The method was developed for CFD-based sonic boom analysis of supersonic configurations, but can be applied to aerodynamic analysis of aircraft configurations in any flight regime.
Key concepts: Computational fluid dynamics, Tetrahedron, Conceptual design, Computer science, Mesh generation, Aerospace engineering, Systems engineering, Mechanical engineering