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Events: MeshTrends 6
Posted Mon February 26, 2007 @06:00PM
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Announcements The 6th Symposium on Trends in Unstructured Mesh Generation will be held July 23-26, 2007 in San Francisco, California.

The Symposium brings together a wide variety of disciplines for the exchange of technical information related to unstructured mesh generation. It is a symposium traditionally held in conjunction with the national and international computational mechanics congresses.

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New Software: ANSYS 11.0's Enhancements Increase Productivity and Broaden Engineering Simulation
Posted Mon February 26, 2007 @03:55PM
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ANSYS ANSYS, Inc., a global innovator of simulation software and technologies designed to optimize product development processes, today announced Version 11.0 of its ANSYS(R) software. This latest version of the ANSYS family of engineering simulation solutions offers new and enhanced tools and capabilities that enable users to complete jobs efficiently and fully leverage Simulation Driven Product Development for a wide range of applications. This release represents the leading edge in integrated, best-in-class computer-aided engineering (CAE) functionality including advanced analysis, meshing, optimization, multiphysics and multibody dynamics.

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Events: High Performance Post-Processing of FLUENT Data
Posted Wed February 21, 2007 @06:30PM
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Announcements Get more from your FLUENT simulations using FIELDVIEW.

Attend this special webinar and learn how to use FIELDVIEW to post-process your FLUENT simulation data.

Event date: Tuesday February 27th, 2007 1PM ET

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Events: International Aerospace CFD Conference - Final Call for Papers
Posted Wed February 21, 2007 @11:29AM
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Announcements ANSYS Inc., organizer of the first International Aerospace CFD Conference (IACC), has issued a final call for papers. This prestigious event will be one of the largest forums worldwide for the aerospace and defense CFD community offering a rare opportunity to share knowledge and network with other practitioners within the industry. Every presenter is entitled to free registration for the event.

IACC

The IACC has already received submissions/abstracts for papers from some of the world’s leading edge aerospace engineering companies. However, there is still time to submit an abstract before the deadline this week on 23rd February. A broad range of papers is required and abstracts are welcome from any organization or company using ANSYS/Fluent software.

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Ford Chooses Harpoon to Speed Up Complex Underhood Simulations
Posted Tue February 20, 2007 @03:36PM
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News Volvo Cars and Ford of Europe have selected Sharc’s advanced meshing solution, Harpoon, as a key element of their Underhood Thermal Management (UTM) simulation strategy.

Following a detailed benchmarking programme carried out by Volvo in Sweden, Ford selected Harpoon over other meshing solutions for its speed, ease of use and ability to deal with complex geometry. This latest decision further strengthens Sharc’s relationship with Ford, which already uses Harpoon in other areas of the business.

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2007 ANSYS U.S. Regional Conference Series: CALIFORNIA
Posted Fri February 16, 2007 @06:45PM
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News Simulation has become a critical element of the product development process. To stay on top of the latest developments, engineers, analysts and management from all disciplines of CAE will attend the 2007 ANSYS U.S. Regional Conference Series: CALIFORNIA to learn about the future of engineering design simulation and analysis.

The conference is the second of four regional meetings that will bring together ANSYS, Inc. and Fluent Inc. customers, prospective customers and employees following the ANSYS acquisition of Fluent. The conference is scheduled for April 3 – 5, 2007 in San Diego, CA.

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