Re: Aerospike and other software

David Masten <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.technology.erps
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Tue, 2004-06-01 at 13:19, Michael Wallis wrote:
> > I propose that ERPS gets some of these codes, especially the
> > Aerospike, nozzle analysis, aerodrag, cp analysis, and possibly
> > hypersonic CFD.
> > 
> > http://www.aerorocket.com/products/products.html
> > 
> Yup. Several of them look very interesting. I'd like to consider
> getting an "E.R.P.S." copy of:
> 
> VisualCFD 2.8	($180.00 US)	Finite Volume CFD Analysis Program
> AeroSpike 2.1	($ 50.00 US)	Minimum Length Nozzle Design & AeroSpike Nozzle Design Program
> Nozzle 3.5	($ 30.00 US)	Converging-Diverging Nozzle Analysis
> AeroDRAG 5.1	($ 20.00 US)	Aerodynamic Drag Prediction and Flight Performance Analysis
> AeroCP 3.0	($ 10.00 US)	Center of Pressure (XCp) Analysis
> HyperCFD	($150.00 US)	Supersonic CFD Analysis Program
> FinSim 2.3	($ 30.00 US)	Fin Structural Analysis Program
> 		============
> 		 $470.00	Total
> 
> Budget for software being what it is (ie. non-existant), the question 
> is what do we want first?? I'll buy and donate one item from the list. 
> What would be most useful generally??

I have copies of VisualCFD and HyperCFD. Both are seriously lacking in
many ways. (I'll donate them if you all want to play with them and I can
find them.)

They are both severely limited in the shapes they can deal with. It is
OK for a KISS vehicle, but insufficient for a POGO or ReSOAR type
vehicle.

Dave

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