NASA NTRS ยท 20160007304
Data Point Averaging for Computational Fluid Dynamics Data
Abstract
A system and method for generating fluid flow parameter data for use in aerodynamic heating analysis. Computational fluid dynamics data is generated for a number of points in an area on a surface to be analyzed. Sub-areas corresponding to areas of the surface for which an aerodynamic heating analysis is to be performed are identified. A computer system automatically determines a sub-set of the number of points corresponding to each of the number of sub-areas and determines a value for each of the number of sub-areas using the data for the sub-set of points corresponding to each of the number of sub-areas. The value is determined as an average of the data for the sub-set of points corresponding to each of the number of sub-areas. The resulting parameter values then may be used to perform an aerodynamic heating analysis.
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Norman, Jr., David. 2016-05-03. Data Point Averaging for Computational Fluid Dynamics Data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20160007304
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