3 September, by J. Gressier
Initial conditions for compressible flow solver is defined in BLOCK:INIT section. One can use
the solution is the CGNS mesh file with TYPE=CGNS or user-defined fields (default) with TYPE=DEFINITION
Example (Lamb vortex definition): BLOCK:INIT
P = 1.E5 - 1.161*900/2*exp(1-(X*X+Y*Y)/4)
TI = 300
VX = 20-30*Y/2*exp(0.5*(1-(X*X+Y*Y)/4))
VY = 30*X/2*exp(0.5*(1-(X*X+Y*Y)/4))
VZ = 0. (...)
29 August, by J. Gressier
Case description
An unsteady shock wave (travelling Mach = 2.85) impacts a pyramid obstacle. A first reflexion occurs and then the shock is diffracted by the expansion from the spike of this pyramid. The 90 degrees corner trigger a separation.
Numerical parameters 600k quad mesh second ordre MUSCL HLLC scheme Results
29 August, by J. Gressier
Case description inviscid flow upstream Mach number 10 Numerical Parameters first order HLLC scheme Results
29 August, by J. Gressier
This inviscid flow on a multi-element airfoil is interesting since this geometry has been defined through a conformal transformation of four cylinders. Thus, a theoretical solution can be computed.
partitioned mesh
Metis partioned mesh (4 parts)
29 August, by J. Gressier
There are several ways to obtain Typhon sources:
some Typhon releases are available as .tar.gz packages on the sourceforge download page you can obtain more releases with some test-cases using subversion:
svn export https://typhon.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/typhon/tags/rel-n0-n1-n2 /path/to/my_typhon
where n0-n1-n2 is the release number (available here) you can use subversion to get an up-to-date (and updatable) development release:
svn co (...)