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CFX Holds Successful German Conference

	Posted Fri November 21, 2003 @02:11PM
	CFX Conference 2003 Germany was held November 4-6, 2003 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. Over 100 participants attended 36 lectures in two parallel sessions. The lectures covered almost all fields of CFX applications including turbomachinery, chemical process, HVAC, and fire & safety. In addition, topics such as fluid-structure interaction, optimization and acoustics were addressed. Thomas Frank gave a plenary lecture,"Numerical Simulations of Multiphase Flows using CFX 5", and Florian Menter delivered "Recent Advances in Turbulence and Transition Modeling in CFX 5". These presentations generated lots of lively discussion.

	In addition to the conference, Short Courses were held in Turbulence Modeling, Combustion Modeling, Turbomachinery and Multiphase Flows. Hardware companies, software vendors and service providers including HP, IBM, FujitsuSiemens Computers, SUN, NEC, and AMD participated as exhibitors and provided additional valuable information for the attendees. The venue and social events were flavored with a traditional Bavarian atmosphere including “Schuhplattler" entertainment at the conference dinner. The event was highly successful for both participants and ANSYS CFX. Traditional entertainment at the German CFX Users Conference.

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