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Author Archives: Travis Carrigan
4 Motivations for Better Boundary Layer Meshing
Power to the users! You won’t find it plastered around the office, but you can be sure that it’s top of mind here at Pointwise. While the latest release includes more “push-button” solutions in our effort to make meshing invisible, … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA, AIAA Drag Prediction Workshop, AIAA High Lift Prediction Workshop, boundary layer, GitHub, Glyph, LES, Pointwise, scripting, T-Rex, y+
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I’m Lorenzo Alba and This Is How I Mesh
Hello! I was raised in Richardson, Texas. Although my home town is known as a hub for companies in the information technology and electronics industries, my father’s background as a mechanic resulted in me being raised as a grease monkey. … Continue reading
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Tagged food, IMR, International Meshing Roundtable, interns, internship, Outlook, Pointwise, Spark, student, support, T-Rex, This Is How I Mesh, Tutorial Tuesday, tutorials, user manual, UTA, YouTube
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I’m Spencer Owen and This Is How I Mesh
The grandson of two engineers, the son of an architect and banker, and the brother of a physicist. I have always hopelessly been destined for a career in math and science. Raised in Winston-Salem, North Carolina; known historically as the … Continue reading
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Tagged ASME, automation, food, higher order elements, interns, internship, Outlook, Pointwise, This Is How I Mesh, Turbomachinery CFD, UNCC, vim
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I’m Tyler Anderson and This Is How I Mesh
Howdy! I was born and raised in the city of Allen, Texas. From a young age I quickly realized that I wanted to work in a field that relied strongly on the use of mathematics. In school I was always … Continue reading
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Tagged food, Glyph, Gmsh, interns, internship, Math, Outlook, Plugin, plugin library, Plugin SDK, plugins, Pointwise, Python, Spark, Texas, This Is How I Mesh, tutorials, Visual Studio
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I’m Tom Chan and This Is How I Mesh
I consider myself a true Seattle native, but I was born in South Vietnam. At the time, my parents were living in a thriving Chinese community in Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City). We were fortunate enough to leave in … Continue reading
CAD to FEA in Five Minutes
The March 2018 issue of Digital Engineering came across my desk the other day and one article in particular caught my attention. Written by Tony Abbey, the Siemens FEMAP with NX NASTRAN Overview, Part 2 article focused on meshing. In … Continue reading
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Tagged Digital Engineering, FEA, Femap, geometry, grid quality, Pointwise, solid modeling, unstructured
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I’m Joe Walsh and This Is How I Mesh
I started my engineering analysis activities after graduating with a bachelor’s degree from Milwaukee School of Engineering in Architectural Engineering (a long time ago) where my focus was on structural analysis. I spent the first 8+ years of my career … Continue reading
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Tagged ASSESS, CAD, CFD, COFES, FEA, finite element, food, IMR, International Meshing Roundtable, intrinSIM, This Is How I Mesh
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