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New Software: STAR-CD V4.06 Released
Posted Fri May 09, 2008 @04:03PM
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CD-adapco CD-adapco, the leading global provider of industrial strength solutions for fluid flow, heat transfer and stress, today announced the release of STAR-CD V4.06, the fourth major release of STAR-CD V4.

Since its first release 20 years ago, STAR-CD has established a reputation for versatility and is still unrivalled in its ability to tackle problems involving complex multiphysics and complicated geometries (using stationary or moving meshes).

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ARAI to set Engine R&D with Flowmaster V7 Automotive
Posted Fri May 09, 2008 @03:15PM
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News In December 2007 the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) purchased their first Flowmaster V7 Automotive license. Flowmaster was selected after rigorous evaluation as part of ARAI’s overall R&D, Testing and Certification strategy.

ARAI is a premier automotive R&D institute in India offering design and development services to its customers in the area of engines, NVH, structural dynamics and CAE. ARAI extends technical assistance to the Government of India in the formulation of automotive standards.

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Steve Karman to be Visiting Researcher at Pointwise
Posted Fri May 09, 2008 @03:11PM
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News Pointwise announces that Dr. Steve L. Karman Jr. of the SimCenter: National Center for Computational Engineering at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will spend a month at Pointwise’s Fort Worth, Texas headquarters as this summer’s visiting researcher.

“We are excited to have a researcher of Dr. Karman’s caliber working with us this summer,” said Dr. John P. Steinbrenner, Pointwise’s Vice President of Research and Development. “His unique insight and experiences in the fields of computational fluid dynamics and mesh generation should have dramatic impacts on our technology.”

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Business: Flow Science Opens Office in China
Posted Thu May 08, 2008 @01:47PM
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News Flow Science Inc. announces the opening of an office in Shanghai, China for sales and support of its FLOW-3D computational fluid dynamics software.

The local company, FLOW-3D Trading (Shanghai) Co., has taken offices located at 138 Pudong Boulevard in Pudong New Area. FLOW-3D Trading is a limited liability company that is majority owned by Flow Science.

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Events: Optimizing Design and Operation of Hydraulic Structures
Posted Thu May 08, 2008 @01:40PM
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Announcements You're invited to attend a live, online seminar where Flow Science will discuss two successful hydraulics projects utilizing FLOW-3D, a high level simulation tool.

This demonstration will be held Wednesday, May 14 at 1:00 PM EST and covers a successful fish ladder renovation project and the evaluation of a spillway's performance during revised PMF conditions.

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Events: OpenFOAM Training Course
Posted Thu May 08, 2008 @01:35PM
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Announcements An introductory OpenFOAM training course in now scheduled for Thursday 29th and Friday 30th May 2008, at Beaumont House, Windsor, UK.

The Introductory Training course is aimed at CFD engineers with little or no experience of OpenFOAM.

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