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Tag Archives: automotive
Automotive Meshing Workshop in Munich
Join Pointwise in Munich on 14 November 2019 for a workshop on mesh generation for internal and external aerodynamics of automobiles. We will demonstrate meshing for the DrivAer benchmark case and an intake manifold. The workshop is free to attend … Continue reading
Case Study: CFD and AI Can Aid Driverless Cars
Khalid Kalil’s MSc thesis at Cranfield University involved the use of CFD to define the flowfield around multiple vehicles traveling along a roadway. The results can be used to train a driverless car’s artificial intelligence so it can travel not … Continue reading
A Visit to SAE International’s 2018 World Congress Experience (WCX)
The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International hosted their automotive-focused 2018 World Congress Experience (WCX) during 10-12 of April . The conference was held at the Cobo Center in Detroit, MI—best known as the center of the U.S. automobile industry and home to … Continue reading
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Tagged aerodyamics, automotive, CFD, FUN3D, Glyph, hexahedra, T-Rex, unstructured
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I’m Scott Burch and This Is How I Mesh
The first time I’d heard of CFD was when Ford Australia used it to develop their V8 Supercar in 2003 on their super computer in America. When describing the power of the hardware, they said it was used to calculate … Continue reading
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Tagged AcuSolve, Applied CCM, automotive, Caelus, CFD, Excel, FIeldView, food, OpenFOAM, Outlook, ParaView, Pointwise, Pointwise User Group Meeting, T-Rex, The Connector, This Is How I Mesh
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I’m Simon Hubbard and This Is How I Mesh
I was born in Harrow in North London, which I don’t remember too much of as my parents moved to Leighton Buzzard (strangely linked to North London through its use as a pun name for the North London based pub … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace, airfoil, ANSA, automotive, CFD, CFX, food, Formula 1, HPC, NACA, OpenFOAM, ParaView, Pointwise, This Is How I Mesh, vi
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