Potential Flow Simulator
I originally made a basic potential flow simulator back in winter 2017, when I was supposed to be revising aerodynamics. While it was technically procrastination, it did help me understand what was going on. For the uninitiated, potential flow theory is a relatively simple way to visualise and model fluid flows. It assumes the flow is inviscid, steady, and incompressible. The simulation is written in python. It is structured such a flowspace object can be created, which can have various flow elements added to it. Streamlines, velocity potential lines, velocity and stagnation points can then be found and plotted.



