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| Dirty or Not, Taking CAD Directly to CFD Simulation |
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Posted Thu March 01, 2012 @09:48AM
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For a typical case, producing a meshing quality triangulated surface, along with the required high quality computational meshes from complex or dirty CAD, could take days or even weeks. Ultimately, up to 50% of the engineering budget can be consumed.
It is not just automated surface clean-up; this on-demand webinar recording will show the latest surface wrapping and advanced meshing technologies that eliminate manual repair from the CFD process altogether, guaranteeing a faster route from CAD to flow simulation, and freeing CFD engineers to concentrate on engineering analysis.
A live demonstration will show techniques for meshing complex geometry that comes from dirty CAD. Attendees will learn tips for using local control of a surface wrapper for feature detection or defeaturing. 3D CAD capabilities will also be explored for augmenting imported CAD geometry.
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