Hypersonic Simulation Recommendation - CFD++ or OpenFOAM, or else?

dacets · May 9, 2018, 11:29

Hello everyone,

I am going to work with hypersonic flow - on a nozzle design. I think I have the options to work with CFD++ and OpenFOAM, but still could not find a proper reason to pick one or another in terms of capability. I'd be glad if you could help with this, and maybe help with some starting references.

Regards.

AliE · May 9, 2018, 12:56

Commercial application works smooth and your choice depends on the amount of money you wuold like to invest! For compressible flows and remaining into open-source world, SU2 from standford seems to be the best on the market.

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dacets New Member Deniz Join Date: May 2018 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	Hello everyone, I am going to work with hypersonic flow - on a nozzle design. I think I have the options to work with CFD++ and OpenFOAM, but still could not find a proper reason to pick one or another in terms of capability. I'd be glad if you could help with this, and maybe help with some starting references. Regards.

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AliE Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2017 Posts: 153 Rep Power: 8	Commercial application works smooth and your choice depends on the amount of money you wuold like to invest! For compressible flows and remaining into open-source world, SU2 from standford seems to be the best on the market.