Welcome to pyCycle Discussions! #90

Hello,

My name is Andre Celere and I have a youtube channel dedicated to flight test engineering stuff (youtube.com/@flighttestengineering).
I found out about pyCycle while doing research on thermodynamic modeling of jet engines and I think it is an amazing piece of art!
I am making a video series using pyCycle to create an engine deck for the CF34-10E engine, for later plugging in a simulator.
Hope to be able to contribute and spread the word about pyCycle and OpenMDAO!

Hello,

My name is Pietro Colonna, and I recently earned a master's degree in aerospace propulsion systems from TU Delft. I have just started my PhD at TU Delft, funded by and carried out in collaboration with P&W, focusing on innovative propulsion systems.

Over the next four years, I will be using PyCycle extensively, so I want to study it in detail. As a strong supporter of open-source software, I believe clear and up-to-date documentation is essential. At the very least, the tool's usage should be well documented, and ideally, its internal workings too.
For this reason, I plan to contribute personally and involve anyone interested in collaborating.

Hello,

My name is Alexandre Krul, I'm a master degree student from Aeronautics Institute of Technology (ITA) - Brazil. I work with Propulsion, specially with gas turbines performance analysis.

Currently, I'm doing research on gas turbines performance degradation, faults classification and prognosis. Interested in using PyCycle to generate gas turbines data (healthy and unhealthy) for training models. I've using ProDiMES right now but I'm interested in using another tool to test different engine models and combined faults.

Let's colaborate!