Delaundo Analysis Interface Module (AIM)
Delaundo Analysis Interface Module (AIM)
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A module in the Computational Aircraft Prototype Syntheses (CAPS) has been developed to interact with the 2D Delaunay mesh generator Delaundo, developed by J.-D. Müller. Details and download information for Delaundo may be found at http://www.ae.metu.edu.tr/tuncer/ae546/prj/delaundo/
Along with isotropic triangular mesh generation, Delaundo has limited anisotropic mesh generating capabilities. From the Delaundo website - "delaundo has also a rudimentary capability to create grids with stretched layers for viscous calculations that works well for moderate stretching factors of up to 100. Due to the simple implementation the stretched layers must completely wrap around a simply connected body such as an airfoil with a wake. It cannot do bump-like cases, where non-stretched boundaries are attached to stretched ones."
An outline of the AIM's inputs and outputs are provided in AIM Inputs and AIM Outputs, respectively.
The accepted and expected geometric representation and analysis intentions are detailed in Geometry Representation and Analysis Intent.
Details of the AIM's shareable data structures are outlined in AIM Shareable Data if connecting this AIM to other AIMs in a parent-child like manner.