This week’s CFD news includes many examples of CFD in action from baseballs to cement and canoes. We start off with CFD expert Doug Ball being interviewed about HPC which really is a must-read. And if you like reading, the proceedings of the PyFR Symposium are now online for your enjoyment. Shown here is a CFD solution from the announcement of RhinoCFD v2.1. Continue reading
Pointwise Version 18.3 R2 is now available for download and production use. Generation of unstructured surface meshes has been sped-up by a factor of up to five through the application of multi-threading on multi-core desktop workstations. 
This week’s CFD news begins with brief but valuable advice about writing abstracts for your tech papers. Then for reasons that remain unclear, there’s a lot of news about meshing – applied meshing, mesh file formats, types of meshes, new meshing software. But don’t worry, there’s also CFD flow solver news and applications and a totally awesome video of the week. The image shown here is a teaser from a mesh adaptation study we did with ISimQ using CFX as the flow solver. 
If it seems like we’ve been sharing a lot recently about our work with our friends and partners, it’s true – we have been. During the first several months of “work from home” we chose to showcase a lot of cool applications of CFD with meshes generated in Pointwise. The applications cover automation, mesh types for accurate CFD, novel geometry models, optimization, adaptation, and more. So here they all are in a convenient, one-stop-shopping format. 
This week’s news is highly visual with cool images of various solutions and grids. What’s new are a couple of insightful interviews with CAE folks. And how about a job in quantum computing for CFD? Shown here is an example of the new adaptive mesh refinement for reacting flows in STAR-CCM+ 2020.2. RSS Feed
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