Introduction to Propulsion Simulation Using NPSS · This introductory course is divided into seven...
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Course Overview Numerical Propulsion System Simulation®, NPSS® is an object-oriented, multi-physics, engineering design, and simulation environment that enables the development, collaboration, and seamless integration of system models. It is primarily used in aerospace applications for modeling air and liquid propulsion systems and for the integrated analysis of aerospace vehicles. This introductory course is divided into ten modules and one workshop that cover the basic concepts and features of NPSS. Each module is accompanied by hands-on exercises. After completing the course, the student will be able to create and run system models using the NPSS software. The course is intended for engineers responsible for modeling or analyzing the performance of thermo-dynamic and fluid/thermal systems. Instruction is provided by experienced SwRI staff who also serve on the NPSS development team. Cost The short course cost is $1,250 USD per registrant. Registration includes three and one half days of course instruction, class exercises, copies of the training materials, and three lunches. Course Topics • Introduction to NPSS • Anatomy of an NPSS Model • The NPSS Solver • Variables, Arrays, and Tables • Elements • Functions, Arrays, Units • Design and Off-Design • Workshop: Develop a Complete NPSS Model Introduction to Propulsion Simulation Using NPSS Short Course Southwest Research Institute 6220 Culebra Rd.; Bldg. 256, EDO Training Center San Antonio, TX July 28 – 31, 2020 EDO Training Room Fluid Port Flight Conditions 1 Element Inlet Element Compressor Element Compressor Element Burner Element Shaft Element Fuel Start Element Turbine Element Duct Element Nozzel Element Flow End Element Solver Data Viewer(s) Shaft Port Shaft Port Shaft Port Fluid Port Fluid Port Fluid Port Fluid Port Assembly F P F P F P F P F P F P F P F P F P F P F P F P S P S P F P F P F P Socket Compressor Map Subelement Charles Krouse 210.522.5001 [email protected] For more information, please contact:
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Course OverviewNumerical Propulsion System Simulation®, NPSS® is an object-oriented, multi-physics, engineering design, and simulation environment that enables the development, collaboration, and seamless integration of system models. It is primarily used in aerospace applications for modeling air and liquid propulsion systems and for the integrated analysis of aerospace vehicles. This introductory course is divided into ten modules and one workshop that cover the basic concepts and features of NPSS. Each module is accompanied by hands-on exercises. After completing the course, the student will be able to create and run system models using the NPSS software. The course is intended for engineers responsible for modeling or analyzing the performance of thermo-dynamic and fluid/thermal systems.
Instruction is provided by experienced SwRI staff who also serve on the NPSS development team.
CostThe short course cost is $1,250 USD per registrant.
Registration includes three and one half days of course instruction, class exercises, copies of the training materials, and three lunches.
Course Topics• Introduction to NPSS
• Anatomy of an NPSS Model
• The NPSS Solver
• Variables, Arrays, and Tables
• Elements
• Functions, Arrays, Units
• Design and Off-Design
• Workshop: Develop a Complete NPSS Model
Introduction to Propulsion Simulation Using NPSSShort CourseSouthwest Research Institute6220 Culebra Rd.; Bldg. 256, EDO Training CenterSan Antonio, TXJuly 28 – 31, 2020EDO Training Room
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Charles [email protected]
For more information, please contact:
