CFD for Better Understanding of Wind Tunnel Tests
Ning Qin
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Ning Qin
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In this paper, we discuss how CFD may be used for better understanding of wind tunnel tests. Three examples are used to illustrate the potential use of CFD to help the understanding of phenomena observed in the wind tunnel tests, to extend/derive simple aerodynamic criteria based on CFD, and to use CFD to improve the accuracy of wind tunnel measurements.
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In this paper, we discuss how CFD may be used for better understanding of wind tunnel tests. Three examples are used to illustrate the potential use of CFD to help the understanding of phenomena observed in the wind tunnel tests, to extend/derive simple aerodynamic criteria based on CFD, and to use CFD to improve the accuracy of wind tunnel measurements.
Key concepts: Wind tunnel, Computational fluid dynamics, Aerodynamics, Marine engineering, Engineering, Meteorology, Environmental science, Aerospace engineering