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From: fmr@cwi.nl (Frank Rahmani)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.wanted
Subject: Re: software for airflow over a wing
Message-ID: <997@sering.cwi.nl>
Date: 22 Aug 89 10:44:12 GMT
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Organization: CWI, Amsterdam
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> Does anyone know of any finite element analysis software that 
> shows, graphically, airflow over a surface. Of course, the next question 
> is "can I get the source - cheap?"
> 
> I fly model airplanes and I think it would be fun to study and 
> show the aerodynamics of same to the rest of the model club member.
The only software that does this and that
I used personally is for the amiga's colordisplay
and was on one of the Fishdisks (PD).
I'm not sure about the source.
I know there is a package sold cheaply (~50-100$)
by a German company that does finite analysis on
PC/AT's with all kinds of display, complete with
thousands of lines of source code (could be more than
you asked for).I think its in Fortran and there are
2 versions (like 2D and 3D displayformat)
Quite some time ago that I read about it, but
can search for the info if you really want it.

fmr@cwi.nl
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