AIAA Ice Prediction Workshop
Overview:
• This is a series of workshops designed to assess the current capabilities of 3D computational icing simulation tools.
• The Focus Area of the workshop is on three-dimensional computational codes used for simulation of in-flight icing including ice accretion on airframe surfaces and water droplet impingement (collection efficiency).
Objectives:
1. Assess the current capabilities of 3D computational icing simulation tools.
2. Bring together the code developer and user communities to share knowledge, information, and head towards a common understanding of best practices for icing modeling and simulation.
3. Identify areas that need additional research and development.
Major Emphasis:
• The first workshop will focus on 3D code-to-experiment comparison of ice shapes and collection efficiency on both 2D and 3D geometries.
• Participation in the test cases or Aviation Forum is not required to attend the workshop. Everyone is welcome!
• Information on the test cases is available on the workshop website.
• Open forums and discussions will be included to encourage cross-pollination of ideas and practices.
• Results will be made available after the workshop on the workshop website.
• AIAA membership is not required.
Workshop Website (with additional details including Test Cases):
www.icepredictionworkshop.com
Workshop Organizing Committee:
AIAA Atmospheric and Space Environments Technical Committee
Contact: For more information on the Workshop, contact the Workshop Organizer/Chair: Andy Broeren ([email protected])
This workshop will assess the current capabilities of 3D computational icing simulation tools.
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For information, group discounts,
and private course pricing, contact:
Lisa Le, Education Specialist ([email protected])