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Hi all,
I am working on a project in where I have to find drag and lift forces on a 3D rendering of a starfish. See below for a picture of the organism in question.
http://www.piscoweb.org/files/image...onitoring/Rocky-Shore-Monitoring/pisaster.jpg
This particular species can withstand breaking wave velocities of up to 20 m/s and very high Reynolds numbers. I will attempt do this using a CFD analysis on a 3D rendering of the star. My problem is that I am not familiar with this type of analysis at all and am wondering what the most straightforward way of doing this is? Also does anyone know if it would be possible to pay for someone to do this for me, or is this quite expensive?
Thanks
I am working on a project in where I have to find drag and lift forces on a 3D rendering of a starfish. See below for a picture of the organism in question.
http://www.piscoweb.org/files/image...onitoring/Rocky-Shore-Monitoring/pisaster.jpg
This particular species can withstand breaking wave velocities of up to 20 m/s and very high Reynolds numbers. I will attempt do this using a CFD analysis on a 3D rendering of the star. My problem is that I am not familiar with this type of analysis at all and am wondering what the most straightforward way of doing this is? Also does anyone know if it would be possible to pay for someone to do this for me, or is this quite expensive?
Thanks