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AeroRocket Software specializes in high speed aerodynamics, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Computational Physics and aerospace related software development for rockets, airplanes and gliders. Other services include wind tunnel testing using AeroRocket's in-house built subsonic and supersonic wind tunnels.

AeroRocketCAD converts AutoCAD DXF drawing file LINE and ARC entities to the import-shape file formats required by VisualCFD, Nozzle, and AeroWindTunnel.

See how to determine the Mach 2 flow characteristics of a Coke Bottle by using AeroRocketCAD, AutoCAD DXF geometry and VisualCFD in How Its Done.

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Nozzle 3.7™ and Copyright © John Cipolla
Nozzle is a one-dimensional compressible flow computer program for the analysis of converging-diverging rocket nozzles. Nozzle internal flow may be entirely subsonic, entirely supersonic or a combination of subsonic and supersonic including shock waves in the diverging part of the nozzle. Shock waves are clearly identified as vertical red lines on all plots. The cross-sectional shape in the axial direction of the nozzle is specified by selecting from five standard nozzle types or by defining nozzle geometry using the Free-Form nozzle geometry method. more ...

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