Projects with this topic
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FELiCS - The linear flow solver.
Developed at the Institute for Fluid Dynamics and Technical Acoustics at TU Berlin, FELiCS is an open-source simulation code designed for researchers and engineers tackling complex flow problems. Its finite element discretisation of the linearised flow governing equations enables accurate modeling of intricate geometries and diverse physical scenarios — from combustion dynamics to aerodynamic instabilities and water turbine flows and many more.
Versatile. Open. Research-Driven
FELiCS breaks away from the limitations of traditional linear finite-difference solvers, offering a modular, general-purpose tool trusted in over 30 scientific publications.
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Series of simulations to replicate laboratory experiments as part of a 'digital twin' initiative between Swansea University and the UK Atomic Energy Authority. Scripts are mostly in python to run the various modules which this platform integrates together (e.g., Salome, Code_Aster, ERMES, CAD2Vox, gvxr, CIL).
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Reverse Engineered Tools
Github : http://git.io/Reverse
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Blockchain smart contracts for decentralized system engineering. Grant from the Open Space Innovation Platform by the European Space Agency 2021-2022.
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