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Category Archives: People & Places
This Week in CFD
You get the bare bones version of CFD news today because WordPress’ post editor lost my virtually completed first draft and, honestly, it used up all my authoring for today. Here’s an eye-catching image from a Simulia article about tire … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, News, People & Places, Software
Tagged adaptation, AIAA, Caelus, CRAFT Tech, meshing, NVIDIA, Pointwise, Sigmetrix, SIMULIA, Surface Libre, TechSoft3D
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This Week in CFD
It seems this week that CFD stands for Covid-19 Fueled Disarray. But enough of that. Even though this week’s CFD news is a tad light, there are several really cool grid pictures. Shown here is a model of the lungs … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, People & Places, Software
Tagged ANSYS, FLOW-3D, GridPro, NAFEMS, Pointwise, R, structured
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Michael Honke’s Productive Internship
We can’t call it “what I did this summer” because Michael Honke was our first fall semester intern. But believe it or not, his time with us is already over and he gave his final presentation a couple weeks ago. … Continue reading
Posted in People & Places, Software
Tagged CFD, CRUNCH CFD, FUN3D, Gmsh, internship, OBJ, PLY, Pointwise, SU2
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This Week in CFD
Did you catch the CFD shown on-air during the Super Bowl broadcast? It’s included in this week’s roundup of CFD news. And there are a few bigger science issues such as why airplanes fly, viscous heat, and exactly how old … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Hardware, News, People & Places, Software
Tagged 3D printing, 3D Sculptor, ANSYS, AREPO, ASSESS, Gmsh, GrabCAD, GridPro, high order, jobs, Lattice Technology, ParaView, Pointwise, Rhino, Siemens, SimScale, SolidWorks, STAR-CCM+, STL, SU2, Tecplot, UCNS3D, visualization, xNURBS, XVL Web3D Manager
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I’m Martin Leahy and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up and still live and work in Victoria, a southern state of Australia. I am lucky to have wonderful family of three children and a wonderful wife, Amy. I grew up on a sheep/cattle farm in Glenaroua, Victoria, … Continue reading
Posted in People & Places
Tagged adaptation, ANSYS, Applied CCM, Caelus, CFX, cloud, FIeldView, food, git, Glyph, high order, linux, OpenFOAM, ParaView, Pointwise, Python, This Is How I Mesh, Ubuntu
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I’m Vincent van Liebergen and This Is How I Mesh
My fascination for fluid flow began around three decades ago. I always loved water sports as a child and competed in both sailing and swimming. In order to become a better sportsman, you have to practice, understand, and optimize your … Continue reading
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Tagged CelSian, CFD, food, glass, GTM-X, Microsoft, multiblock, ParaView, Pointwise, structured, This Is How I Mesh, training
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I’m Michael Honke and This Is How I Mesh
I’m a Canadian masters student interning at Pointwise from the University of Waterloo. My current research is on ferrofluid simulation. I did a BSc in Physics as my undergrad degree at the University of Winnipeg where I studied EM simulation. … Continue reading
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Tagged Chrome, em simulations, food, internship, Notepad++, Outlook, paper, Perforce, Pointwise, putty, This Is How I Mesh, Visual Studio, Windows
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