shonDynamics GmbH developed shonDy, a single transient simulation that resolves internal fuel motion throughout the aircraft fuel system maneuver from hypergravity to weightlessness and back.
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During a parabolic flight, an aircraft follows a trajectory that creates about 22 seconds of weightlessness. For the passengers, that's the fun part (and for some the vo…
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shonDynamics GmbH
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- Software Development
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- Karlsruhe, DE
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- 2–10 employees
About shonDynamics GmbH
At shonDynamics GmbH we care about making complex fluid dynamics phenomena accessible to as many engineers as possible. We employ our proprietary solvers to simplify the process of computing fluid dynamics problems. Where traditional tools take days and weeks to return results, with the shonDynamics toolchain an engineer gets physically correct results after hours or days. Our favorite fluid dynamics phenomena revolve around complex interactions of solid bodies and fluids, like found in gears boxes and sloshing of liquid tanks.
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