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MAYA Heat Transfer Partners with Simmetrix for Meshing

	Posted Mon July 25, 2005 @08:24AM
	Simmetrix Inc., the leading provider of component software for simulation-based design and CAD/CAE integration, has announced a license agreement with MAYA Heat Transfer Technologies, a leading supplier of advanced thermal and fluid flow analysis software, structural analysis software, and related training and consulting services in mechanical engineering. MAYA Heat Transfer Technologies helps companies keep a competitive edge, by offering software solutions that are not only at the forefront of technology, but also form part of an integrated virtual product development environment. Simmetrix Inc.’s meshing will help enable MAYA Heat Transfer to develop leading edge software for thermal, and fluid flow analyses.

	“Simmetrix meshing tools provide the basis for our sophisticated automated mesh generation for thermal and flow applications within an integrated CAD environment,” says Christian Ruel, VP of Research & development at MAYA Heat Transfer Technologies. “The advanced meshing capabilities provided by Simmetrix works extremely well with our advanced solver technology resulting in our ability to provide a integrated solution for flow solutions on real world geometries.”

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