NASA NTRS · 19790017898
Feasibility study for a numerical aerodynamic simulation facility. Volume 2: Hardware specifications/descriptions
Abstract
An FMP (Flow Model Processor) was designed for use in the Numerical Aerodynamic Simulation Facility (NASF). The NASF was developed to simulate fluid flow over three-dimensional bodies in wind tunnel environments and in free space. The facility is applicable to studying aerodynamic and aircraft body designs. The following general topics are discussed in this volume: (1) FMP functional computer specifications; (2) FMP instruction specification; (3) standard product system components; (4) loosely coupled network (LCN) specifications/description; and (5) three appendices: performance of trunk allocation contention elimination (trace) method, LCN channel protocol and proposed LCN unified second level protocol.
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Green, F. M., Resnick, D. R.. 1979-05-01. Feasibility study for a numerical aerodynamic simulation facility. Volume 2: Hardware specifications/descriptions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790017898
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