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Car park Ventilation CFD with Pointwise, Caelus, CFX and FDS
Design and construction of covered car parks in Australia requires CFD modeling of carbon monoxide from car exhausts to extraction fans to ensure the carbon monoxide level does not rise too high for the safety of occupants. Car park design … Continue reading
This Week in CFD
This week’s CFD news begins with announcements of several online events that are replacing in-person events. AI shows up twice, as an application and a product announcement. Plenty of CFD for beginners resources are referenced. And three good long-ish articles … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, News, Software
Tagged adaptation, Altair, ANSYS, Beta CAE, byteLAKE, CFD, CFD Support, ENGYS, Helyx, high order, HOOPS, lbmpy, LS-DYNA, meshing, NOGRID points, Onshape, Parasolid, Pointwise, Tecplot, visualization, zCFD
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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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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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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
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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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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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Tagged 3d mouse, adjoint, aerospace, ai, artificial intelligence, Asana, atom, CFD, coffee, compressible flows, engine, engineering, Fluent, food, Gambit, grid generation, linux, machine learning, mechanical engineering, NAFEMS, OpenFOAM, OpenFOAM Workshop, optimization, paper, ParaView, Pointwise, putty, SU2, This Is How I Mesh, turbulence, uav
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