Releases: supaero-aircraft-design/FAST-GA
Releases · supaero-aircraft-design/FAST-GA
v1.3.0
- Improvement of aerodynamic tools by @florentLutz and @johnathanasd
- Complete polar database by @florentLutz
- Optimization of turboprop model usage by @florentLutz
- Compatibility with Python 3.10 by @florentLutz
v1.2.2
- Update release process by @florentLutz
v1.2.1
- Now using Poetry 1.4.2 #205 by @florentLutz
- Allowing new version of stdatm #206 by @florentLutz. It is not made use of just yet in this repo
- Bug correction to allow compatibility with recent package update #211 by @florentLutz. Some features we used were not compatible with new package version so some slight changes were made.
v1.2.0
- Made use of the @functools.lru_cache function in order to save time on function that read .csv files see #188
- Reworked some of the solvers to save some time and deleted some that were not useful see #195
- Added yml as a viable input for the block analysis
- Development of high wing models by pulling the work of @fomra during his summer 2022 internship
- Implementation of twist and dihedral in logitudinal aerodynamics see #202
- Changed the function of the Cl=f(curve) to match a new reference wing Cl see #202
v1.1.0
- Modified the Xfoil interface to allow for single AoA launch see #182
- Modification of the usage of the FlightPoint dataclass so that it is possible to add new fields more easily see #187
- Added a module for the computation of more aerodynamic derivatives see #185
v1.0.4
- Added compressibility corrections and reynolds correction in the BEMT code
- Change in the propeller code organization
- Added a new representation of the propeller performance under the form of Ct and Cp graphs
- Centralized all post_processing function in a post-processing API
- Added an option for the path to airfoil files
v1.0.3
Removed unnecessary use of matplotlib in post_processing functions
v1.0.2
Updated binder requirements
v1.0.1
Changed the homepage address in the pyproject.toml
v1.0.0
- Added an analytical model for wing mass estimation
- Most models are now registered using the submodel feature from FAST-OAD-core
- Added an analytical model for fuselage mass estimation
- Dependencies were updated to reflected the separation between core and models in FAST-OAD
- Generalized the usage of shape_by_conn option when possible
- Added propeller installation effects
- Added link to Binder-hosted notebooks
- Sped up the computation of propeller performances, of aircraft performances and of IC engine fuel consumption
- Added a model for turboprop fuel consumption computation
- Added a new mission modules solves all the FlightPoints at once instead of using a time step approach
- Added Daher TBM900 as a reference aircraft