Upload a 3D model and run virtual wind tunnel aerodynamic analysis in your browser. Streamlines, pressure fields, lift & drag β Ventorah brings CFD to the cloud.
Simple and ready to use workflow. I have tried to make CFD simple as and as functional as possible. I want this to be easy to understand and accurate results. The core engine is still openFOAM but simultaniously an AI simulator is also built in .
@build_with_ajΒ TO do real demos you need to login and you will be able to performe demos. Right now due to hardware constraints but yes you can do cessna 172. but right now only external airflows can be simulated internals are still work in progress . I have already given them but still due to hardware constraints i am stuck.
honestly this looks really cool, been waiting for something like this. one thing that would be super helpful is adding a comparison mode where you can overlay two different designs side by side with their drag coefficients and lift curves shown together. would make iterating on shapes way easier
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Okay the lab to tab line is a banger.
I visited the site but the demos didn't work on firefox.
I'm intrigued by this because the only other alternative I see is either SolidWorks CFD or something like Air Shaper.
Have you done full scale plane simulations? like with a Cessna 172?
Can you also simulate internal flows such as Intake and Exhaust manifolds?
Ventorah
@build_with_ajΒ TO do real demos you need to login and you will be able to performe demos. Right now due to hardware constraints but yes you can do cessna 172. but right now only external airflows can be simulated internals are still work in progress . I have already given them but still due to hardware constraints i am stuck.
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@kavan_shah2Β What's bottlenecking you, is it compute?
Ventorah
@build_with_ajΒ yes exactly
honestly this looks really cool, been waiting for something like this. one thing that would be super helpful is adding a comparison mode where you can overlay two different designs side by side with their drag coefficients and lift curves shown together. would make iterating on shapes way easier
Ventorah
@rem0ggaΒ thanks for input , i have already integrated comparision mode