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Numerical Wind Tunnel

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A Numerical Wind Tunnel is a computational tool used in fluid dynamics to simulate and analyze airflow around objects, such as vehicles, buildings, or aircraft, using numerical methods. Unlike traditional wind tunnels, where physical models are tested with real airflow, a numerical wind tunnel leverages advanced computational algorithms and simulations to replicate airflow behavior. Key components of a Numerical Wind Tunnel include: 1. **Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD):** This is the core technology behind numerical wind tunnels.

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