1. Aug 21, 2005 #1

   philippeF

   

   Hello
   May someone tell me if there's a software to simulate air flowing in a pipe (free software)
   best regards from France
   Philippe

    

   philippeF, Aug 21, 2005
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3. Aug 22, 2005 #2

   russ_watters

   

   Staff: Mentor

   I'm not sure what you mean by "simulate", but if you're just looking for the various relevant pieces of data (static/dynamic pressure, velocity, pressure drop, etc), Google a "ductulator" or "duct calculator".

    

   russ_watters, Aug 22, 2005
4. Aug 22, 2005 #3

   philippeF

   

   I'd like to have an idea of what are the pertubations generated by "objects"/"shapes" in a pipe during air flowing...

    

   philippeF, Aug 22, 2005
5. Aug 22, 2005 #4

   FredGarvin

   

   Science Advisor

   Are you referring to flow past immersed bodies or perturbations due to elbows, reducers, etc...?

    

   FredGarvin, Aug 22, 2005
6. Aug 22, 2005 #5

   philippeF

   

   yes, due to elbows, reducers, etc...?
   i'm planning some improvements on my engine during rebuild...
   thanks
   Philippe

    

   philippeF, Aug 22, 2005

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