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An aircraft is a complex structure, but a very efficient manmade flying machine. Aircraft are generally built-up from the
basic components of wings, fuselage, tail units and control
surfaces. The load-bearing members of these main sections,
those subjected to major forces, are called the airframe.
Brackets are connector type elements widely used as structural
supports to carry hydraulic and electrical lines used in engines,
wings and landing gear links. Failure of brackets may lead to
the catastrophic failure of the whole structure. Finite element
analysis studies and experimental data help the designer to
safeguard the structure from catastrophic failure. I-Bracket
and Z-Bracket are considered for our project to analyze stress
and natural frequencies that may cause resonant response
under right excitation forces.

Just trying CFD for the first time on a wingtip I designed for my RC airplane.

I want to design a airplane with a weird shape.

The model was designed by one of my friends who is currently working on a DIY RC plane project. 
He was originally designing a simple glider before revising the design in order to make it a flying boat.

I was asked to analyse the flow around the aeroplane and here it is!
I reckon it still needs more fine tunings (geometry, meshing, sim control, etc.) but I'm chuffed to acheive a decent results.

Versione definitiva dopo dimensionamento della fusoliera del progetto PT01

de aerodynamische kant van een vliegtuig vleugel

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