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Taming the Sonic Boom: A Guide to Shock Waves and Capturing Them in CFD
In our previous post on Mach Number, we talked about what happens when an object moves faster…
Mach Number Demystified: When Your Flow Starts to Feel the Squeeze
From Subsonic to Hypersonic: Understanding Flow Regimes If you’ve ever wondered why an aircraft looks different…
Understanding Fluent Solvers: Pressure-Based vs. Density-Based – Which One to Choose?
Confused by Ansys Fluent solver options? Learn the key difference between Pressure-Based and Density-Based solvers and…
The Invisible Blanket of Air: Understanding Boundary Layers
The Invisible Force Field: A Practical Guide to Boundary Layers Here’s a question: Have ever watched…
How CFD Changed Aerodynamics Forever
How CFD Changed Aerodynamics Forever✈️ Imagine being an aircraft designer in the 1950s. You sketch a…
Reynolds Number Without Equations: The Crowd vs. the River
🌊 Reynolds Number Without Equations: The Crowd vs. the River Imagine you’re at a rock concert….