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Autodesk Labs Project Falcon wind tunnel simulation

this is the CFD solver used in Project Vasari, developed by Autodesk self.

Autodesk Labs Project Falcon wind tunnel simulation.

http://autodeskvasari.com/forum/topics/how-accurate-is-vasari

Posted on October 2, 2013Author funatureCategories CFD

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