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Computational Flow Dynamics, Microfluidics and Applications Seminar

Posted Mon November 27, 2006 @10:46PM

Ozen Engineering, Inc. will deliver an applied CFD seminar on December 2nd at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California.

Ozen Engineering, technical leaders in the CFD simulation field, will share the technology and its applications in different industries. The intended audience of this seminar is engineers and managers who are developing understanding of applied CFD and use of commercially available software tools.

Topics include

Computational Fluid Dynamics Fundamentals Overview
The boundary and volume condition settings for different set of applications
List of possible challenges to avoid for converged solutions
Coupled multi-disciplinary applications
Micro-fluidics applications
How your skill as a CFD simulation specialist fits in the Silicon Valley industries

Who should attend
Engineers seeking career transition, Users of CFD Software, Mechanical Engineers, Consultants, Microfluidics Engineers, Stress Analysts, Technical Engineering Supervisors, and Technical Engineering Managers.

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