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Tag Archives: geometry
Announcing the 2nd AIAA Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop
It’s official. The 2nd AIAA Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop (GMGW-2) will be held the weekend prior to AIAA SciTech (5-6 January 2019) in San Diego. This 2-day workshop will cover three meshing cases and provide forward-looking content for future … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events
Tagged AIAA SciTech, geometry, GMGW, mesh generation, MVCE, workshop
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CAD to FEA in Five Minutes
The March 2018 issue of Digital Engineering came across my desk the other day and one article in particular caught my attention. Written by Tony Abbey, the Siemens FEMAP with NX NASTRAN Overview, Part 2 article focused on meshing. In … Continue reading
Posted in Applications
Tagged Digital Engineering, FEA, Femap, geometry, grid quality, Pointwise, solid modeling, unstructured
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Project Geode, Geometry for Simulation, Now in Beta Test
Project Geode is our effort to share the core components of our geometry kernel with select partners and customers and evaluate whether it solves the oft-cited problem of geometry access from CFD and other simulation software.
Posted in Software
Tagged ACIS, CAD, CFD 2030, geometry, OpenCASCADE, Parasolid, Pointwise, Project Geode
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Why CAD Surface Geometry is Inexact
The fact that geometry models from a CAD system are inexact may surprise some people. But the explanation provided here by guest authors Benjamin Urick and Benjamin Marussig may be one of the most concise explanations of that fact I’ve … Continue reading
I’m Luiz Fernando Silva and This Is How I Mesh
I was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and I am the eldest of three boys. We lived in the north region of the city, called Tijuca, which is very close to America’s largest urban forest, Tijuca’s Forest. … Continue reading
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Tagged Brazil, Chrome, clang, education, Facebook, food, gaming, gcc, geometry, gnuplot, Google, Mac OS X, open source, OpenFOAM, OpenFOAM Workshop, overset, ParaView, Pointwise, Pointwise User Group Meeting, solid modeling, ssh, T-Rex, This Is How I Mesh, TV, Twitter, vim, YouTube
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I’m Etai Carmel and This Is How I Mesh
I was raised in Hod Hasharon, a city (then a town) located in the center of Israel. My father worked next to the airport and sometimes would take me to see the airplanes, so I was always fascinated with aviation. … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace, automation, CFD, Chrome, food, geometry, Glyph, Gridgen, overset, Pointwise, Pointwise User Group Meeting, structured, This Is How I Mesh
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