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Is it possible to do a 2D simulation of an aerofolio with Acusolver?
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You will need to extrude the surface mesh to one volume element thick to run in AcuSolve. There are a few tutorials in the AcuSolve Help system covering flow over airfoils, using various turbulence model approaches, with and without transition models.
how to find these tutorials? I have a hyperworks student license (hypermesh)
If you can start AcuConsole - go to Help > AcuSolve Help.
Even in the hyperworks student version?
I would assume it's the case, as it seems you should have access to AcuSolve. Can you start AcuConsole? I also noticed the student edition has a limit of 500,000 nodes in the AcuSolve mesh.
https://altairuniversity.com/altair-student-edition-limitations/
how can i extrude the 2d mesh in hypermesh itself?
Thanks!!!
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