A Few Web Sites Related to CFD

1. On-line journal of Applied CFD
2. CFD Online is a large site with discussion forums, a wiki, lists of commercial, open-source, and free CFD codes, Books and other resources. Check out the list of CFD and CFD-related codes.
3. Students are often interested in obtaining their own CFD code. Free CFD codes are availablebut in general those codes require a substantial commitment to install and learn. One of the more popular and powerful open-source CFD codes is OpenFOAM.
4. The IFISS Project is a collaboration between applied mathematicians interested in Computational Fluid Dynamics, Finite Element methods and iterative solvers. The software is written in MATLAB and is free. IFISS is an an acronym for Incompressible Flow & Iterative Solver Software. The user can choose different types of elements and from several types of iterative solution algorithms. This is a sophisticated package aimed at teaching the fundamentals.
5. The Tetrahedral Unstructured Software System is a collection of free programs by NASA Langley Research Center. Taken together, the programs provide a CFD package that is well suited to external aerodynamic simulations. The software uses unstructured tetrahedral meshes, can run on PCs, Macintoshes, Unix computers, and distributed clusters. Refer to the overview section of the manual for a more detailed introduction
6. A small sample of the Commercial CFD vendors: CD-Adapco, maker of StarCCM+, Fluent, now owned by ANSYS, CFX, also owned by ANSYS CFD 101 by Flow Science, the vendor for Flow-3D
7. CD-Adapco, the vendor for STAR-CCM+ maintains the Steve Portal site with literally thousands of articles on using STAR-CCM+
8. The NPARC Alliance between NASA Glenn and the Arnold Engineering Development Center has a nice tutorial on CFD verification and validation. This site is part of the on-line support for WIND Aerodynamic code.
9. CFD Zone: A NASA web site explaining the (primarily aerodynamic) uses of CFD
10. Fluent tutorials at Cornell [Alternative site] 这个网站好用，利于初学