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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the QNET Wiki?
The QNET Wiki is intended to share the best practice in CFD modelling for industrial applications. ERCOFTAC members are permitted to access authoritative advice for using state of the art turbulence models for their application areas.
What does the Wiki contain?
The QNET Wiki contains articles on Application Areas and Underlying Flow Regimes. The first case presents the user with a number of categories of applications of interest to an engineer who is analysing a current product or design. Underlying flow regimes present different categories of flow regimes and flow physics that focus on types of flow.
What does each article contain?
Each article contains the following group of pages:
- A brief abstract of what the test case
- A detailed description of the article
- A description of the test data used
- The results of the CFD calculations for this case
- A quality evaluation report
What software is used for this wiki?
This web site uses the MediaWiki wiki framework [1]. Wikipedia fans will notice the similar appearance to Wikipedia: this is because MediaWiki powers both.
We plan to improve the navigation features over time. At present the user should use the "Application Areas" tab and "Underlying Flow Regimes" links to get to the required article. Within the article each page has links at the top and bottom of each page that can be used to reach the other pages within each article.
How do I contribute a new article or modify an existing article?
What are these Semantic Web extensions I hear about?
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