Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
#Ansys #Aerodynamics #CFD #Fluent #Airfoil
RESOURCES:
Airfoils: http://mail.tku.edu.tw/095980/airfoil%20design.pdf
VIDEO TIMESTAMPS:
Airfoil Basics (Parameters): 00:19
NACA Airfoil: 01:15
Importing Airfoil Geometry into SolidWorks: 01:32
Adding Flaps and Slats: 03:50
Structured (Face) 2D Meshing: 06:20
Hey Everyone
This video dives into the topic of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). I will teach you how to perform structured (face) CFD meshing and simulation of an aircraft wing airfoil, with deployed flap s and slats. These simulations are typically performed to evaluate an aircraft wing's performance during takeoff and landing, as flaps / slats are deployed. These control surfaces increase the amount of lift (and corresponding drag) that the wing produces.
We will use SolidWorks as the primary CAD software, however other CAD packages such as CATIA, NX and Autodesk can also be used. The simulation will be performed in ANSYS Fluent.
The topics covered in this video include
1) Airfoil Geometry
2) Solidworks sketching and surface creation
3) ANSYS: Face Splitting, Face Meshing, Importing Geometry, CFD, Turbulence, Meshing, Mesh Sizing
Hope you learn something new! Be sure to subscribe to my channel for more Aerospace Engineering simulations and other content!
Relevant Videos:
CFD Structured Meshing: youtube.com/watch?v=Lx_kjZiKREk&
Rocket Nozzle CFD: youtube.com/watch?v=oY_3_c0rDiw&
Best Wishes,
Vinayak D.
VDEngineering
~~My Udemy Courses on Motion Planning / Navigation / Trajectory Planning:
udemy.com/course/autonomous-robots-nonholonomic-motion-planning-algorithms
My Instagram: instagram.com/vinayak_desh
My Website: vinayakd.com
#Ansys #Aerodynamics #CFD #Fluent #Airfoil
RESOURCES:
Airfoils: http://mail.tku.edu.tw/095980/airfoil%20design.pdf
VIDEO TIMESTAMPS:
Airfoil Basics (Parameters): 00:19
NACA Airfoil: 01:15
Importing Airfoil Geometry into SolidWorks: 01:32
Adding Flaps and Slats: 03:50
Structured (Face) 2D Meshing: 06:20
Hey Everyone
This video dives into the topic of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). I will teach you how to perform structured (face) CFD meshing and simulation of an aircraft wing airfoil, with deployed flap s and slats. These simulations are typically performed to evaluate an aircraft wing's performance during takeoff and landing, as flaps / slats are deployed. These control surfaces increase the amount of lift (and corresponding drag) that the wing produces.
We will use SolidWorks as the primary CAD software, however other CAD packages such as CATIA, NX and Autodesk can also be used. The simulation will be performed in ANSYS Fluent.
The topics covered in this video include
1) Airfoil Geometry
2) Solidworks sketching and surface creation
3) ANSYS: Face Splitting, Face Meshing, Importing Geometry, CFD, Turbulence, Meshing, Mesh Sizing
Hope you learn something new! Be sure to subscribe to my channel for more Aerospace Engineering simulations and other content!
Relevant Videos:
CFD Structured Meshing: youtube.com/watch?v=Lx_kjZiKREk&
Rocket Nozzle CFD: youtube.com/watch?v=oY_3_c0rDiw&
Best Wishes,
Vinayak D.
VDEngineering
~~My Udemy Courses on Motion Planning / Navigation / Trajectory Planning:
udemy.com/course/autonomous-robots-nonholonomic-motion-planning-algorithms
My Instagram: instagram.com/vinayak_desh
My Website: vinayakd.com
