Software Technology at the CAVS SimCenter
| UNCLE and U2NCLE CFD codes are available through ONR for ship,
submarine, and propulsor analysis. U2NCLE is also available for DoD
related analysis of missile systems.
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| MSU_TURBO CFD code (an UNCLE derivative) is used by NASA and US industry
as a standard code for jet engine analysis.
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| AFLR unstructured grid generation software is widely used for
aerospace, automotive, and naval applications. AFLR libraries are
implemented directly within research, commercial and proprietary
systems: SolidMesh, HyperMesh, and Boeing-MADCAP.
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| LOCI adaptive software system that responds to changing conditions
at the algorithm, application, and system levels. LOCI based CHEM code
with finite-rate chemistry is used by NASA-Marshall for Shuttle and
propulsion system analysis.
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Structured Grid Technology Software and User Interfaces
Unstructured Grid Technology Software and User Interfaces
Logic Programming Technology Software
- CHEM: Chemically Reacting Flow Solver for Generalized Grids
- Loci: Logic Programming for Parallel Computational Field Simulations
Simcenter Software Forum
The SimCenter Software Forum provides users of SimCenter software a means to ask questions, submit enhancement requests, and report any bugs they find in the software. Any and all users are encouraged to register. Certain users may also be granted permission to download the software. The information required to request download access is listed below. It is recommended that only a single user per site request download permissions to avoid installation problems.
SimCenter software is available under a Research License through the CAVS
SimCenter. Availability is determined on a case by case basis. A
Research License may be requested
on the SimCenter Software Forum
registration page. The Research
License request should include a short description of the research
project, grid generation requirements, and who you work for and/or with
on the subject research. Research Licenses are only provided to
permanent employees of an academic or government institution. Students
should have their advisor request the Research License. In
general, Research Licenses are not provided to commercial companies
except for short-term evaluation or if there is a related collaborative
research effort or research grant/contract. Inquiries related to
Commercial Licenses should be directed to David L. Marcum.
SimCenter software is not
distributed outside the United States under a Research License as it is
restricted by export regulations and laws.
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