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not your standard 3d meshes though you take your 3d model, export the meshes, normalize the faces (so the software knows what each node 'means')The rest is defining fluid type, temps, etc...In the grand scheme of things, it's simple. But to make the model accurate, you have to know what kind of 'restricition' the engine is to the plenum. As it stand there alone, the plenum would be useless. With out the dynamics of the engine (valves opening and closing), any analysis would be very inaccurate. I would think about 50 to 60 hours of hands on modeling and computing time could generate an accurate flow analysis
"As the Z32 gets older and decreases in value it becomes affordable by lower income and often less desirable people whose tastes reflect their personality and social standing.- Marshall 17:37:05 10/10/03Petz #3
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