Location

Howard Johnson Plaza-Hotel, Columbia/ Atlantis Rooms

Start Date

27-4-1995 1:00 PM

End Date

27-4-1995 4:00 PM

Description

An efficient incompressible flow analysis code, INS3D, has been developed at NASA Ames Research Center and applied successfully to numerous aerospace applications. The INS3D code has also been applied to non-aerospace applications, such as biofluid problems, with great success. This paper presents a computational flow simulation capability originally developed for liquid rocket engine analysis and subsequently applied to analyze the left ventricular assist device being developed jointly by NASA Johnson Space Center and the Baylor College of Medicine.

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Spin-Offs and Setbacks

Session Chairman: Paul Curto, Chief Technologist of the Inventions and Contributions Board (ICB), NASA Headquarters

Session Organizer: Suzanne Hodge

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Apr 27th, 1:00 PM Apr 27th, 4:00 PM

Paper Session III-A - Dual-Use Applications of a Computational Fluid Dynamics Code for Viscous Incompressible Flow

Howard Johnson Plaza-Hotel, Columbia/ Atlantis Rooms

An efficient incompressible flow analysis code, INS3D, has been developed at NASA Ames Research Center and applied successfully to numerous aerospace applications. The INS3D code has also been applied to non-aerospace applications, such as biofluid problems, with great success. This paper presents a computational flow simulation capability originally developed for liquid rocket engine analysis and subsequently applied to analyze the left ventricular assist device being developed jointly by NASA Johnson Space Center and the Baylor College of Medicine.

 

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