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This is my home page. I finally got around to operating under my own name. | This is my home page. I finally got around to operating under my own name. | ||
==Virtual Directory Experiments== | ==Virtual Directory Experiments== | ||
The KB data files for the wiki are currently held on our copy of the old Surrey web site: | |||
[http://qnetkb.cfms.org.uk/TA1/AC1-08/QNET/l1t2/Experimental/t2cp2_a040slat.dat old link] | [http://qnetkb.cfms.org.uk/TA1/AC1-08/QNET/l1t2/Experimental/t2cp2_a040slat.dat old link] | ||
These need to have the file extension .dat to be accessible. I am planning to move the files to a virtual directory which appears under the URL of the current wiki: | |||
[http://qnet-ercoftac.cfms.org.uk/data/AC1-08/t2cp2_a040slat.txt new link] | [http://qnet-ercoftac.cfms.org.uk/data/AC1-08/t2cp2_a040slat.txt new link] | ||
Note that these files <b>must not</b> have a .dat extension, use .txt instead. | |||
==Image "clickthrough"== | ==Image "clickthrough"== | ||
This is a bit of a hack, as we can't use image links or even this hack in conjunction with the "Gallery" tag. | This is a bit of a hack, as we can't use image links or even this hack in conjunction with the "Gallery" tag. |
Revision as of 11:45, 16 February 2010
This is my home page. I finally got around to operating under my own name.
Virtual Directory Experiments
The KB data files for the wiki are currently held on our copy of the old Surrey web site: old link These need to have the file extension .dat to be accessible. I am planning to move the files to a virtual directory which appears under the URL of the current wiki: new link Note that these files must not have a .dat extension, use .txt instead.
Image "clickthrough"
This is a bit of a hack, as we can't use image links or even this hack in conjunction with the "Gallery" tag. This is all fixed in v1.14+, apparently.
Free flows | Flows Around Bodies | |
Semi-confined Flows | Confined Flows |
Application Areas
External Aerodynamics | Combustion | Chemical, Process, Thermal and Nuclear Safety | ||
Civil Construction and HVAC | Environmental Flow | Turbomachinery Internal Flow |