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Tag Archives: aerospace
Webinar: Automated Meshing and Adaptive Remeshing
In what promises to be a fantastic webinar, Bombardier’s Amine Ben Haj Ali talks with Pointwise’s Rick Matus about the automatic mesh generation system he built using Pointwise and with which over 250,000 meshes have been generated since 2017.
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Tagged adaptation, aerospace, Glyph, meshing, Pointwise, scripting, webinar
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Webinar: Simulation of In-flight Icing on UAVs
Inflight icing is a severe hazard significantly limiting the usage of autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles. Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) investigate icing on UAVs and develop mitigation technologies together with UBIQ Aerospace.
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Tagged aerospace, icing, meshing, Pointwise, uav, webinar
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This Week in CFD
This week’s CFD news is exploding with applications including ones with cool or curious imagery. And on the topic of curiosities to ponder, read whether 3MF is the new STL. Shown here is a CFD simulation of flow around a … Continue reading
Mesh Adaptation With Python, Pointwise and Caelus
Mesh adaptation is one of the NASA 2030 goals, and has been one of the areas of research and development by Pointwise in past case studies and webinars. Applied CCM is the distributor for Pointwise in Australia and New Zealand, … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace, Applied CCM, automation, Caelus, FIeldView, mesh adaptation, NASA, OpenFOAM, Python
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I’m James Linfield and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up on the south coast of the UK, in a small sleepy village called Storrington in West Sussex. Not too far away from the seaside town of Brighton (that’s where I say I’m from when people, quite rightly, … Continue reading
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