I am building a CDF system that is really easy to use, unlike SimScale, which is another CFD site but is very complicated to begin to use, speaking from experience and so I want to do this so that you get the two main things: Lift and Drag Coefficients
AeroSim! Update 2!
At the moment I had to learn some CSS. I’m not the best and that part, only reason why it isn’t really that much code, but it is a lot of time just cause of trial and error. The style for the AeroSim is a just different blues and it kind of looks like OnShape it has the 3D plane in the middle of it and the sides just have the things that you can change stuff. You can change viscosity and the pressure. What I am going to do is to work on the JS part which is the worse part probably and I haven’t even typed a character in there so basically everything that I have coded relies on the JS and if that doesn’t work in the end. I’m cooked. This will take a good amount of time so well, ya, happy coding and trial and error.
AeroSim!
This is a wind tunnel simulator that will hopefully run on GitHub pages. In the screenshot down below, I am currently working on the HTML portion and will soon transition to the JS and CSS part after I finish. The reason for why I was interested in doing this project was because I really like Aerospace and I thought it would be a neat idea to create this project. What it includes: you can import CAD models into the website to then import your own CAD models to try it out, it comes preset with a NACA (yes NACA not NASA) airfoil so you can see how it works. This airfoil is optimized to maximize the amount of lift that can be created and decrease the amount of drag. The website also has different fluids and at different pressure levels (sea and high alt). From this the simulator will derive lift, drag, lift coefficient and drag coefficient. Later I also might make it get lift to drag ratio, but you can simply do that by doing lift by drag (lift/drag). So yes, this is how much I have done, and I am yet to the JS and CSS.
