MISES© is a coupled viscuous/inviscid method for cascade airfoil analysis and design. It consists of menu driven routines which perform functions such as:
Configuration geometric modification.
Gridding of the flowfield.
Subsonic, transonic and supersonic cascade airfoil.
Computational design of cascade airfoils.
Multi-point optimization of cascade airfoils with geometric and aerodynamic constraints.
MISES is based upon a streamline Euler discretization and a two-equation integral boundary layer formation coupled through the displacement thickness and solved simultaneously by a full Newton method.
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For applications in related solution areas, see the following indices: Aerodynamics, Aerospace, Aircraft Design, Engineering, Gas Turbine Design, Heat/Fluid/Electro-magnetic Flow, Turbo-Machinery Design, the developer index for Analytical Methods, Inc. and the market segment index for Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD).
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