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Immersive Digital Design and Teaching
Environment for Fluid Dynamics
An EEF funded Project
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To ease the analysis and visualization of internal and
external flows this project is exploring the potential of the
Lattice-Boltzmann Method (LBM) as a fluid analysis tools for
undergraduate and graduate students. Students have access to various
implementation of LBM, including a MATLAB code and PowerFlow by Exa, a
commercial flow solver.
- Please, contact Prof. Pingen (gpingen@eas.uccs.edu) for the MATLAB code.
- Please, contact Prof. Maute (maute @colorado.edu) to get an account that allows you to run Powerflow.
- The usage of PowerFlow is restricted to CU students working on course projects.
- It is strongly recommended to go through the tutorial first before working on your specific problem
Tutorials:
PowerFlow Manuals:
Acknowledgment:
This project was initiated by Prof. Georg Pingen during his time as a
PhD student in the Center for Aerospace Structures. Financial support
for has been provided by the Engineering Excellence Fund as well as by the National Science Foundation under grant DMI-0348759.
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