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This week’s post demonstrates the broad applicability of CFD with references to pumps, drones, scrubbers, towers, birds (as seen in this image), and more plus a must-see video from NASA. And it must be that time of year to announce … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, Software, Uncategorized
Tagged 3D printing, CADfix, COMSOL, Geode, jobs, meshing, Numeca, NVIDIA, OpenFOAM, OpenVSP, Pointwise, Shapeways, SimScale, STAR-CCM+, visualization
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This first edition of This Week in CFD for 2018 begins with a must-read article with some prognostication about what the year ahead may bring and a must-watch video of a quad-copter simulation. (Image credit: ANSYS Discovery Live from Engineering.com)
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, Software
Tagged Beta CAE, Chimera Grid Tools, hoCFD, mesh generation, meshing, MeshTrends, Numeca, OpenFOAM, OpenVSP, OVERFLOW, Pointwise, Rescale, SolidWorks, Tufte
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This Week in CFD
Lattice Boltzmann News Dassault Systemes plans to acquire Exa for about US$400 million. And in this article by Monica Schnitger we read the wonderful analogy: “think of Lattice-Boltzmann as ping pong balls and Navier-Stokes as streamers.” Numeca and FlowKit are … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, Software, Uncategorized
Tagged Altair, ANSYS, CFL3D, Dassault Systemes, Discovery Live, ERCOFTAC, exascale, FieldView Express, FlowKit, GridPro, Numeca, Onshape, OpenVSP, Palabos, Pointwise, SolidWorks, visualization
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*** Lucky Friday the 13th Edition *** Software Tecplot released Tecplot 360 2017 for CFD visualization including a Python API. You can read more about PyTecplot on the company’s blog. OpenVSP 3.10.0, the parametric aircraft geometry tool, was released. Looking … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, People & Places, Software, Uncategorized
Tagged Code_Saturne, FYFD, OpenVSP, Symscape, Talking CFD, Tecplot 360
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Software If you’re in CFD you’ve probably done some programming. Therefore, you might be interested in NASA’s rules for safety critical code. #6 No function should be longer than what you can print on a single sheet of paper (about … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, Software
Tagged Artec Studio, Beta CAE, CAESES, CD-adapco, COMSOL, CONVERGE CFD, DHCAE, Fluidity, FreeCAD, GridPro, jobs, OpenFOAM, OpenVSP, ParaView, programming, Siemens PLM, Simcenter 3D, SmartUQ, TransMagic
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Creepy “Friday the 13th” Edition News from Pointwise For those of you with an hour to spare, a recording of this morning’s Talking CFD Live Q&A Roundtable is available on YouTube. Yours truly was one of the panelists for a … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, News, People & Places, Software
Tagged Beta CAE, CAESES, Concepts NREC, CONVERGE CFD, CoTherm, EnSight, ESI, Exa, FLOW-3D, Fluent, Marc, meshing, Moldex3D, MSC, Numeca, OpenFOAM, OpenVSP, Pointwise, Pointwise User Group Meeting, SolidWorks, STAR-CCM+, TAITherm, Talking CFD, ThermalAnalytics
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CD-adapco + Siemens One billion dollars [approx.] is an attention-getting amount of money. The biggest CFD news of the week which you’ve all probably heard already was Siemens’ purchase of CD-adapco for $970 million (approx. 5x revenue). CD-adapco will be … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, News, Software
Tagged ANAMESH, ANSYS, Autodesk, Exa, Flow Science, FLOW-3D, FLOW-3D/MP, GridPro, jobs, MeshMixer, NAFEMS, OpenCFD, OpenFOAM, OpenVSP, Pointwise, Software Cradle, Tecplot
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