Hi Pat,
I use a thing called FlexPDE, which is a non-specific partial
differential equation solver. Pretty good in 2D, not to hot in 3D.
Very good where you have mixed models (Heat and Current flow, for
example), and there are a load of of great examples with it. You can
get it from here...
http://www.pdesolutions.com/
The other (probably better) solution is Tetruss, by NASA. Craig Hunter
is your man on this list, so over to you Craig.....
http://ad-www.larc.nasa.gov/tsab/tetruss/
Hope that helps.
On 22 Jan 2004, at 02:53, Patrick Stanford wrote:
Can anyone recommend any CFD (computational Fluid Dynamics) software
suitable for use in modeling flows across a portion of an RO element?
It will need to handle curved thin channels with membrane on both
sides. Both public license and commercial software are of interest,
with preference given to code that will run on Macintosh or Unix.
Thanks,
Pat
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Coviana, Inc.
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