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Events: First Pratical CFD Seminar in Portugal
Posted Mon November 21, 2005 @09:48AM
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CD-adapco CD-adapco , with blueCAPE, will hold the first Portuguese "Practical CFD Seminar" on 29th November at the ATEC Training Academy.

The academy was created in from a partnership between Volkswagen Autoeuropa, Siemens, Bosch-Vulcano and the Portuguese German Chamber for Trade and Industry. The seminar will offer the opportunity for engineers and designers to get hands-on experience of CFD.

STAR-Design and STAR-CCM+, the newest tools from CD-adapco will be demonstrated, allowing attendees the best commercial CFD has to offer.

More information can be obtained through www.cd-adapco.com or www.bluecape.com.pt.

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Fluent Awarded Grant for CFD Modeling of High Speed Sealift Ships
Posted Mon November 21, 2005 @09:44AM
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ANSYS FLUENT Fluent Inc., world leader in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software and services, has announced its part in a successful bid for a U.S. Naval grant to simulate high speed sealift (HSSL) ships.

The Office of Naval Research (ONR) in the area of HSSL has awarded the grant to Fluent as a member of a skilled multi-disciplinary team, specifically working in the area of computational hydrodynamics design and analysis. The total ONR award amount is approximately $500,000 (US), of which Fluent receives $155,000 (US).

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New Software: CEI's EnSight DR Brings Parallel Graphics to the Desktop
Posted Thu November 17, 2005 @05:28PM
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News CEI has introduced EnSight DR, the first commercial visualization application that brings the power of parallel graphics to the user’s desktop.

“Up until now, only expensive supercomputers have been able to efficiently render extremely large data sets,” says Dale Southard, a visualization hardware architect at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Lawrence Livermore, Sandia and Los Alamos National Laboratories helped CEI develop its DR methodology in support of the Department of Energy (DOE) National Nuclear Security Administration’s (NNSA) Advanced Simulation and Computing Program.

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New Software: PCB Thermal Design as East as 1, 2, Done
Posted Thu November 17, 2005 @05:20PM
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News PCB designers can now get their CFD thermal analysis done in a couple of minutes, view the results in another 2 minutes and go home. And all for only $3900 perpetual license.

Hard to believe? See it for yourself. Watch as an engineer creates a thermal solution for a power supply using CoolitPCB, the powerful CFD software from Daat Research Corp., developed specifically for board designers.

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The Online Computational Fluid Mixing Book
Posted Tue November 15, 2005 @11:24AM
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News The Online Computational Fluid Mixing Book by André Bakker provides a series of chapters or article reprints focusing on fluid mixing in industrial equipment, as used in the chemical and process industries.

Topics include stirred vessel hydrodynamics, reactor design, gas dispersion, and solids distribution modeling with CFD. The site also includes a series of images, photos and videos of colorful fluid mixing.

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Two-Phase Modeling Using PHOENICS
Posted Mon November 14, 2005 @10:50AM
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Help Desk Arnie writes "Hi,

I am working on a project for simulating two-phase steam-water flows using PHOENICS. Is there anybody familiar with PHOENICS? I am unable to fully understand the meaning of variables: 'CFIPS' and 'CINT'.

Also I would appreciate if you could suggest me some text reference for two-phase CFD. If anybody has done any such boiling/condensation simulations, help me out and if you could, please give me a comparison of the capability of present day CFD codes to simulate two-phase boiling/condensation flows.

Thanks a lot for your time and consideration.

Arnie"

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