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This Week in CFD
The most spectacular post of the week is ANSYS’ announcement of the winners of their annual hall of fame competition. You really need to check out the fantastic simulations submitted by the winners and finalists. There are also a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, News, Software
Tagged 3D printing, AIAA, ANSYS, Blue Origin, CADbro, Eddy3D, ENGYS, Femap, FloEFD, jobs, meshing, Nimbix, nPowerSoftware, OnScale, Pantone, Pointwise, QuickSurface, SALOME, Simcenter, Thor3D, Tufte, US3D, VirtusAero, visualization, vScaler
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This Week in CFD
December is a popular month for software releases judging by the number of announcements in this week’s post. There’s also an article about the use of CFD to study respiration in reptiles. The image shown here is from an article … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, Software
Tagged adaptation, AIAA, AMR, ANSYS, Beta CAE, CAD Processor, FIeldView, fluid mechanics, GMP 2020, GrabCAD, grid, GridPro, HPC, HyperWorks, jobs, multiblock, OpenCASCADE, OpenFOAM, Parasolid, Pointwise, SciTech, SolidWorks, turbulence, visualization, zCFD
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This Week in CFD
The past two weeks have yielded two “must see” CFD articles. The first is on the data management and visualization aspects of using pressure sensitive paint in wind tunnel testing of NASA’s Space Launch System. The second delves into splines … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, News
Tagged AIAA, Altair, ANSYS, CAD, CAESES, CFD, coupledNumerics, ENGYS, Helyx, ICCFD, jobs, Mesh2Surface, meshing, Numeca, OpenFOAM, ParaView, Pointwise, QuickSurface, Rhino, Screenplay, Siemens, Simcenter, SIMULIA, STAR-CCM+, visualization, WindSim
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I’m Kristen Karman-Shoemake and This Is How I Mesh
I was born in Arlington, TX and spent most of my childhood in and around the Fort Worth area. When I was in high school, my family moved to Chattanooga, TN. I then went on to UTK for my undergraduate … Continue reading
Posted in People & Places
Tagged AIAA, AIAA Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop, automation, biomedical, CFD, data visualization, food, Glyph, GrabCAD, high order, meshing, Microsoft, ParaView, Pointwise, Python, scripting, support, This Is How I Mesh, vim, visualization
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This Week in CFD
Lots of applied CFD in this week’s roundup of news and notes. And because it’s Friday, the app featured here is a screen shot from a video of pouring a beer (simulated using FLOW-3D). There’s a long-ish article on turbulence … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, News, People & Places, Software
Tagged AIAA, ANSYS, EDEM, IMR, International Meshing Roundtable, jobs, meshing, nTopology, ParaView, Pointwise, Shapr3D, SimScale, turbulence, visualization
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This Week in CFD
The last two weeks of CFD news have produced a plethora of cool CFD applications from flow over landing gear to turbulence interacting with shock waves to HVAC as shown here (an ANSYS Discovery Live simulation from Leap Australia). Plus, … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Hardware, News, Software
Tagged AIAA, ANSY, CFDTool, Elysium, HPC, jobs, Pointwise, Sigmetrix, Software Cradle, TotalSim
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I’m Cannon DeBardelaben and This Is How I Mesh
I’ve always had a passion for all things aerospace. One of my earliest memories is going up in a biplane where we proceeded to do barrel rolls and loops. As a kid I read every aircraft or space encyclopedia I … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA, Chrome, food, GitHub, Glyph, interns, internship, Outlook, Plugin SDK, plugins, Pointwise, Python, This Is How I Mesh, Visual Studio, webinars, YouTube
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