The Advanced Management plugin allows for additional run-time control of the US3D solver and provides additional functionality aside from simply setting CFL, timestep, and kmax values.
The automatic CFL plugin implements methods for automatically ramping and adjusting the CFL schedule that is used by the US3D solver, in an attempt to minimize the amount of user input and monitoring that is required when trying to reach a steady-state solution quickly.
The AMR plugin provides automatic mesh refinement capabilities to US3D grids. Mesh refinement can be based on geometric, solution, or user-specified values or functions.
The Catalytic Wall plugin provides a catalytic wall boundary condition to US3D to implement fully or partially-catalytic surface chemistry using various models.
The chemically reacting wall plugin provides models such as Park ablation and the air-carbon-ablation (ACA) models and is general to allow extension to other models.
The conjugate heat transfer plugin allows for the co-simulation of the gas flow with US3D while using a plugin to compute heat flux and temperature rise into a solid surface. This conjugate heat transfer plugin implements its own solid conduction solver.
The elastic boundary plugin can be used to deform a wall surface in US3D from the initial grid coordinates to new coordinates with some specified displacement. Displacements can be entered via a user subroutine. Once the displacement is given, the plugin will smooth the grid to maintain grid quality with the displacement.
The frozen shock sensor plugin can be used to freeze the shock sensor that is used by US3D to the current position in space, so that it does not more around and cause jitter when also running with low-dissipation KEC methods.
The grid analysis plugin is a US3D post-processing tool that can be used to analyze grid quality using a number of different metrics, to help determine if a given grid is more or less likely to result in issues being present in the US3D solution as a result of the grid construction.
The grid deformation engine plugin provides ways to deform grids based on deformations at the boundaries. The boundary deformations are smoothly carried through the rest of the grid using radial basis functions with various options.
The interpolated inflow routine implements a boundary condition where an accurate interpolation method is used to set the inflow conditions from a previously-computed solution.
The MMCK chemistry model implements The Minnesota Model Chemical Kinetics mechanism that has been developed and fine-tuned to better model air chemistry.
The NUMJAC plugin is used to compute numerical Jacobian matrices for US3D flow simulations so that they can be further analyzed with codes such as the IOSOLVE plugin provides.
The pressure-dependent reactions plugin provides additional reaction types to US3D chemical reaction mechanisms to allow for pressure-dependent reactions.
The Troe and Lindemann reaction rates plugin adds new reaction types to the US3D solver list of known reaction types. These types implement commonly-used falloff Troe and Lindemann falloff rates.
The Varying-Temperature Wall plugin provides a wall boundary condition where a spatially-varying varying constant-temperature wall can be implemented in a number of ways. It provides additional functionality over the isothermal wall boundary condition that is built in to US3D.