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| Events: Expert System Tools Workshops
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Posted Fri October 11, 2002 @12:05PM
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CD adapco group is offering a series of European workshops for their Expert System software:
es-tools workshop: es-aero for external aerodynamics and es-uhood for underhood flow and thermal simulation
5th November 2002, Nuremberg, Germany
6th November 2002, Paris, France
7th November 2002, London, UK
8th November 2002, Milan, Italy (es-aero only)
This workshop is aimed at providing both experienced CFD engineers and
newcomers alike with a better understanding of how CFD simulations in
combination with our knowledge based expert systems, es-aero and es-uhood,
is playing an ever increasing role in the design and development of vehicle external
aerodynamics and vehicle underhood flow and thermal management.
During the workshop you will see how using our products es-aero and
es-uhood, can help you reduce development costs and shorten your vehicle
simulation time. es-aero provides a knowledge-based solution for a no
compromise fast and accurate simulation of flow around complex 3-D vehicles,
while es-uhood facilitates rapid simulation of flow and thermal processes inside
the complex engine compartment. Both products are designed to conveniently
handle the following activities: Preparation and cleaning of CAD surfaces and
geometry - generation of appropriate CFD grids - an effective choice of boundary
conditions and physical models - control of the CFD solution - post processing of
results.
You will also have an opportunity to hear the experience of SAAB using these tools and discuss your concerns and requirements with some of our most experienced engineers.
For further details, please visit our website.
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| Events: New Web-based CFD Demonstrations
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Posted Fri October 11, 2002 @10:50AM
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CFX is offering a new
series of free web-based demonstrations for engineers with different CFD interests. These demonstrations are live and interactive and performed by experienced CFD engineers.
These web events include:
CFX for the Marine Industry – October 24
CFX has been trusted by the marine industry worldwide to provide the CFD software and knowledge required to optimize design to decrease noise, stress & vibration, lower energy needs, increase safety and meet regulatory requirements. Examples as well as a live demonstration of CFX software showing superior parallelization, advanced turbulence models, accurate multiphase and free surface models and efficient mesh generation and grid attachment abilities will be presented.
CFX-5 Live – October 31 and November 21
CFX-5 is the best-in-class Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) software from CFX. CFX-5 greatly assists our customers in improving their profits by rapidly optimizing every aspect of fluid flow analysis within their overall product design and manufacturing processes.
For those unfamiliar with CFX-5, this web seminar contains a step by step demonstration of CFX-5 from geometry creation and import, through meshing, to solution and post-processing. Features of CFX-5 to be demonstrated include grid adaption, parallelization set-up and CFX Expression Language.
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Posted Thu October 10, 2002 @11:16AM
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Hanley Innovations, a small business specializing in aerodynamics and fluid dynamics software development for education and industry, announced today the release of Dr. Hanley's Aerodynamics: MultiElement Airfoils, a user-friendly software package for the conceptual design and analysis of airfoils and bodies in close proximity to each other. MultiElement Airfoils runs on a PC under Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP.
MultiElement Airfoils is intended for use as a conceptual design/analysis tool for the professional engineering and educational communities. The software can be used to rapidly create 2-D models and generate insight into many relevant engineering problems. For example, high lift wing configurations, race car spoilers in ground effect, biplane wings, double keel/rudder configurations, hydrofoils in shallow water, sail interactions and many other problems can be easily modeled with this tool.
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| Events: Seminars in Process Equipment Design Offered
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Posted Mon October 07, 2002 @04:48PM
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Fluent Offers Two Days of Seminars
Focus: Application of CFD in Designing Process Equipment
Are you an engineer, scientist or manager within the process equipment design industry who would like to gain a better understanding of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and/or learn how it can be used to benefit your process unit operations? Are you curious about how CFD can be applied to your industry to gain
better, faster results?
Fluent Inc. is pleased to offer two, back-to-back, one-day seminars featuring a review of CFD, and an overview of the application of CFD in the process equipment design industries. The purpose of these
seminars is to teach engineers, scientists, and managers about the latest technical developments in CFD and how this technology can be used to model and improve process unit operations.
In today’s process equipment design field, the flow in equipment, such as chemical reactors, stirred tanks, fluidized beds, cyclones, spray dryers, heat exchangers, is analyzed using CFD. In many cases,
the CFD analysis results in improved performance, better reliability, more confident scale-up, improved product consistency, and increased plant productivity.
Visit http://fluent.com/direct/ped_seminar/ for course descriptions, dates, location, course fee information, and to register online. You may choose to attend one or both of these seminars, depending on your background or needs.
Registration is also possible by contacting Fluent’s Training Coordinator, Kelly Carter, at 603-643-2600 or mailto:klc@fluent.com
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| MIRA Invests Heavily in CFD Software |
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Posted Fri October 04, 2002 @03:25PM
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MIRA, an independent European product engineering and test services provider for the automotive industry, has recently invested extensively in engineering software from Fluent Europe following a rigorous evaluation process. This contract crowns the growing relationship between the two companies over the last 18 months, after working jointly on an underhood CFD methodology for cars. Commenting on the investment and the rapidly developing relationship with Fluent, Head of Aerodynamics at MIRA, Dr Anthony Baxendale said: "We chose the FLUENT CFD software as it offers a wide range of functionality, it is easy to use and robust. Another factor in our decision was that the FLUENT code is requested by many of our major clients primarily in the automotive industry."
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