Simulation

[korri]

Tell me please, what kind of soft for simulation airflow and ect.? Like SolidWorks or Ansys?

[perroazul]

that is commercial software. maybe they have linux versions. at least they should (like matlab does, for example).

[in_flu_ence]

Is it CFD that you are looking for? I think OpenFOAM might be something you can have a look.

[korri]

thanks, it seems that what I want.
Have another question.
I need to calculate lift force for hovercraft. Givven force from fan and wing.
What software do you recommend me for calculation?

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You answered your own question. ANSYS runs on Linux. I didn't think solidworks could do CFD though.

[korri]

You answered your own question. ANSYS runs on Linux. I didn't think solidworks could do CFD though.

I can't install ANSYS ](*,)

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I can't install ANSYS ](*,)

... Do you want help installing it? Do you want to explain why you can't install it? You can't install the Windows version, it has to be the Linux version.

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Thanks for sharing this useful information. It's great.

[in_flu_ence]

... Do you want help installing it? Do you want to explain why you can't install it? You can't install the Windows version, it has to be the Linux version.

I have never tried the Linux version myself. I did however remember that they generally support the Redhat/Suse based distribution. Not sure if it is as easy to install in the debian/Ubuntu based distribution. Most likely it will but probably need some tweaking?

Any advice?

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