CFD Gallery

A time accurate simulation of a spinning missile with dithering canards. Motion was prescribed, Mach 1.5, spinning at around 3000 deg/sec, at 3 deg aoa. Courtesy of Dynetics.
Multiple jet interaction computation. Two sonic jets with normal injection into a supersonic flow. The flow domain was 3-D and the Wilcox k-omega turbulence model was used. Mach contours displayed.
An Apache helicopter simulation with mixing gas. Courtesy of Dynetics.
Velocity vectors colored by temperature depicting the separation and recirculation region upstream of a control jet thruster on a finned interceptor missile. This 3-D, turbulent, chemically-reacting CFD calculation was performed with GASP on a Cray T90. Courtesy of SY Technology.
GASP has been used to obtain a solution for a dual-nozzle missile at Mach 5.72 and an altitude of 47.8 Km.
Mach 1.3 flow about space shuttle orbiter using GASPv4 with chimera grids. Grids system courtesy of R. Gomez, NASA Johnson Space Center.
As part of the Hypercomputing & Design (HPCd) project at Rutgers University, GASP was used as a tool for CFD simulations.
Mach contours for a generic Single-Stage-To-Orbit (SSTO) vehicle.
Pressure contours and particle traces for Mach 6.0 flow over a missile with an aerospike.
Supersonic flow over a missile body with a wrap-around fin. This work was accomplished at the Aeromechanics Division of the Air Force Research Laboratories.
This figure shows the mach contours of a 60 mph flow over a Pontiac Fiero. Geometry obtained from SGI demos.
Inviscid flow of a perfect gas about an analytically defined surface representing a generic high-performance aircraft forebody.
Wing and fuselage of High Speed Civil Transport (HSCT) at Mach 2.4.
Flow through multi-port payload fairing vents on the Tital IV vehicle. The above figure represents pressure contours. Grid compliments of Lockheed Martin, Denver.

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