ZAERO

ZAERO - A Powerful Engineering Software Suite. ZAERO, integrates all essential disciplines required for advanced industrial aeroelastic design and analysis. ZAERO’s unique high-fidelity geometry module allows you to accurately model wing-body configurations including underwing naceles/stores. It’s unified AIC scheme provides the capability to run subsonic, transonic, supersonic, and hypersonic Mach numbers with a single aerodynamic model. ZAERO has a built-in finite element analysis output file loader that can readily import free vibration analysis results from numerous available commercial products including (MSC.Nastran, IDEAS, ELFINI, Abaqus, Ansys, and others).

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References in zbMATH (referenced in 8 articles , 1 standard article )

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  1. Catapano, Anita; Desmorat, Boris; Vannucci, Paolo: Stiffness and strength optimization of the anisotropy distribution for laminated structures (2015)
  2. Yoon, Gil Ho: Stress-based topology optimization method for steady-state fluid-structure interaction problems (2014)
  3. Stanford, Bret; Beran, Philip: Aerothermoelastic topology optimization with flutter and buckling metrics (2013)
  4. Basudhar, Anirban; Dribusch, Christoph; Lacaze, Sylvain; Missoum, Samy: Constrained efficient global optimization with support vector machines (2012)
  5. De Leon, D. M.; de Souza, C. E.; Fonseca, J. S. O.; da Silva, R. G. A.: Aeroelastic tailoring using fiber orientation and topology optimization (2012)
  6. Yang, Chao; Zhang, Bocheng; Wan, Zhiqiang; Wang, Yaokun: A method for static aeroelastic analysis based on the high-order panel method and modal method (2011)
  7. Wu, Zhigang; Chen, Lei; Yang, Chao; Tang, Changhong: Gust response modeling and alleviation scheme design for an elastic aircraft (2010)
  8. Raveh, Daniella E.: Computational-fluid-dynamics-based aeroelastic analysis and structural design optimization -- a researcher’s perspective (2005)