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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
The CFD world must be off to a slow start this year as evidenced by the relatively low number of news items in this week’s roundup. But there are two talks worth listening to. The first is by Donald Knuth … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, News, Software
Tagged Beta CAE, fluids, high order, jobs, LES, OpenCFD, OpenFOAM, Pointwise, SimScale
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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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It’s Time to Apply for Summer 2020 Internships
Are you a student majoring in engineering, computer science, math, or physics? Do you like computational fluid dynamics and mesh generation? Have you started thinking about how you’ll spend next summer? Are you home for winter break with free time … Continue reading
This Week in CFD
So much CFD news this week including a lot of software launches and a plethora of OpenFOAM versions. (So many OFs that I rhetorically ask for someone to map the OF universe for me.) There’s a very good read on … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, News, Software
Tagged Altair, ANSYS, CAEplex, EDEM, ELEMENTS, ENGYS, FIeldView, Fluent, InsightCAE, Intelligent Light, internship, IronCAD, jobs, ModelCenter, olaFlow, OpenFOAM, Overleaf, Phoenix Integration, Pointwise, Python, SciTech, Siemens, silentdynamics, Software Impacts, SU2, Thiesel
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This Week in CFD
It never fails that the CFD world produces a plethora of applications each week beginning with the universe’s biggest simulation ever via LiveScience. But if you prefer your sims less in outer space and more in the clouds, there are … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, Software
Tagged adaptation, AMR, AMReX, BoxLib, byteLAKE, CAEplex, Chombo, CONVERGE CFD, Cradle CFD, Dyndrite, FLOW-3D, Hexagon, Holzmann CFD, jobs, mesh generation, MSC, Numeca, Pointwise, Seamplex, SkySolve, TAITherm, Viper::Blast, visualization
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This Week in CFD
This week’s CFD news seems to be dominated by business deals (involving FieldView, ANSYS, and more) and automotive applications. A new conference on CAE interoperability was announced for next year and I hope one of you can attend and share … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, Software
Tagged ACIS, Altair, ANSYS, automotive, CAD, CONVERGE CFD, Dyndrite, ESI, FIeldView, FLOW-3D, geometry, InsightCAE, Intelligent Light, jobs, OpenFOAM Workshop, Pointwise, power generation, Siemens, silentdynamics, SimSolid, SolidWorks, Spatial, STAR-CCM+, Tech Clarity, Tecplot, UberCloud, visualization
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