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Revision as of 17:15, 11 November 2005
Welcome to the CFD-Wiki here at CFD Online. A free CFD resource that anyone can edit.
The CFD-Wiki will be publicly launched on Nov 20, 2006. We are currently working on 570 articles.
Wiki Introduction - Help - FAQ - Forum
Textbook | Applications | Topics | Best practise | Test cases | Codes | FAQ's
Please do contribute something. New editors are adviced to read the help section and take a look at the community portal. We have started with a few sections listed below.
- Textbook
- The goal is to eventually provide a comprehensive coverage of fluid dynamics, governing equations, turbulence modeling, numerics, discretization schemes, solvers, ...
- Application Areas
- Sections specifically dedicated to certain applications areas like aerospace, turbomachinery, automotive, ...
- Special Topics
- Sections dedicated to special topics like heat tranfer, combustion, multi-pase flows, ...
- Best Practise Guidelines
- Both general guidelines and application/topic specific guidelines.
- Validation and Test Cases
- Suitable cases to test and validate CFD codes with. Should include description of the case, data to compare with and contributed solutions.
- Codes
- An overview of both free and commercial CFD software.
- Source Code Archive
- Contribute free CFD codes and smaller "scripts" usefull for CFD people.
- FAQ's
- Frequently asked questions.
"I consider it the obligation of scientists and intellectuals to ensure that their ideas are made accessible and thus useful to society instead of being mere playthings for specialists." --Bjarne Stroustrup, from "Design and Evolution of C++"
