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Tag Archives: adaptation
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The CFD world is producing some thought-provoking articles during the pandemic including one from SimScale on cloud computing and one from Fastway on their CAE Maturity Model. Two videos go into detail on use of AWS for CFD and an … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, Software
Tagged AcuSolve, adaptation, adjoint, Altair, ANSYS, AWS, Beta CAE, blastFoam, CFX, cloud computing, Cobalt, EnginSoft, ENGYS, GMGW, grid, Helyx, Hexagon, ISimQ, jobs, Phoenix Integration, Pointwise, Rhino, SimScale, SolidWorks, visualization, workshop, xNURBS
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Mesh Adaptation – Live Q&A
Join Pointwise and ISimQ on 28 April at 10:00 a.m. (UTC -5) for a live Q&A webinar about mesh adaptation.
This Week in CFD
While most of the world’s CFD news seems to be about event cancellations or postponements, releases of new software and articles abound. For example, have you ever questioned the validity of the no-slip condition? Here’s some automotive CFD from the … Continue reading
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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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Survey Results: Mesh Types, Part 2
The Mesh Types survey included several questions with short-form answers and we shared that data last month. Here we have answers to the long-form, open-ended question about what types of meshes you said you wanted to generate. So let’s start … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Software
Tagged adaptation, boundary layer, high order, hybrid, meshing, overset, Pointwise, polyhedra, structured, T-Rex, unstructured
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