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This week’s CFD news is exploding with applications including ones with cool or curious imagery. And on the topic of curiosities to ponder, read whether 3MF is the new STL. Shown here is a CFD simulation of flow around a … Continue reading
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While most of the world’s CFD news seems to be about event cancellations or postponements, releases of new software and articles abound. For example, have you ever questioned the validity of the no-slip condition? Here’s some automotive CFD from the … Continue reading
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What CFD application would require 10 quadrillion mesh points? That and more is included in this week’s CFD news. In addition to the usual, cool applications of CFD and software releases, there seem to be quite a few job openings … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA, CONVERGE CFD, FIeldView, GridPro, HPC, jobs, machine learning, meshing, Moldex3D, MSC, Nastran, Pointwise, preCICE, PyFR, Rhino Flow RT, Siemens, Simerics, SolidWorks, SplishSplash, visualization
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ICYMI (and how could you), we begin this week’s round up of CFD and CAE news with articles about PTC’s announcment that they will acquire Onshape and bring the latter’s “CAD as a service” alongside Creo and their other “on … Continue reading
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Tagged ANSYS, CFD Support, CONVERGE CFD, Coreform, csimsoft, jobs, mesh, Onshape, Pointwise, preCICE, programming, PTC, Rivian, SimScale, STEM, Turbostream, visualization, Zenotech
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This week’s CFD news starts with an intriguing article about posits, an alternative to floating point numbers that are said to provide faster and more accurate computations. Coming soon to a computer near you? There are several very cool articles … Continue reading
