Supersonic compressible flow CFD tutorial

- January 5, 2018 at 2:58 pm
  
  Raef.Kobeissi
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  This CFD ANSYS tutorial demonstrates how to mesh a 2D object and carry out a supersonic CFD simulation. The objective of this simulation is to capture the oblique shock wave at an expected angle from the horizontal line of the object. I used an online tool to calculate the expected angle of the shock wave and the downstream flow Mach number. I used the density based solver and the K-Omega SST model in this simulation.
  To use the tool, please go to http://raefkobeissi.com/oblique/shockwave.aspx
  CFD ANSYS Tutorial - Oblique shock wave at supersonic speed | FLUENT

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