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Flomerics Software Used to Create First Real-Time Cooling Calculator for Data Centers
Posted Thu August 28, 2008 @01:05PM
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News Flomerics, a world leader in the computer simulation of engineering design processes, today announced that APC (American Power Conversion) recently selected Flomerics’ Flovent computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software to develop the world’s first real-time cooling calculator for data center design.

The calculator computes a cooling performance metric called the capture index that assesses the local airflow around each rack and evaluates cooling performance and the scalability of cooling architecture.

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Shockwave and Turbulence Interaction Model
Posted Wed August 27, 2008 @09:29AM
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Help Desk NaranDFC writes "I have a turbulence model based on vorticity and streamfunction. I get results for incompressible cases. I have several questions with this model.

1) How can I convert this to a primitive variable based program?
2) How can I convert this to a compressible case?
3) Does the turbulence result in compressible case differ from incompressible case?
4) How can I do shock wave interaction with this turbulence model? Can someone help me with this idea?"

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New Software: FieldView 12.1 Features New Advanced Visualization Tools
Posted Mon August 25, 2008 @02:56PM
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News FieldView version 12.1 is the fastest version of FieldView ever delivered bringing substantial post-processing performance improvements for multi-core workstations and parallel servers.

The performance is complimented by major additions to the renowned FieldView presentation capabilities. The latest release of FieldView brings many new tools to help CFD practitioners improve their capability, productivity, and impact.

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Events: EnSight 9 To Preview at CEIViz ‘08
Posted Mon August 25, 2008 @02:50PM
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Announcements Computational Engineering International (CEI) will be previewing the latest version of the company’s extreme visualization software, EnSight 9, at their user group conference, CEIViz ‘08.

The event is being held in Baltimore, Maryland September 23-25, 2008 and will include special visualization training seminars, presentations on new software developments by CEI staff, and user presentations.

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New Software: Flow Science Releases FLOW-3D Version 9.3
Posted Mon August 25, 2008 @01:42PM
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News Flow Science, Inc. announces the availability of a new release of its FLOW-3D computational fluid dynamics software.

Version 9.3 of FLOW-3D offers more powerful solutions for a wider variety of multiphysics modeling environments, and includes further improvements to simulation speed, ease of use, and ability to secure powerful, meaningful results.

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CFD Researcher Honored
Posted Tue August 19, 2008 @08:26AM
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News The Board of Directors of NTI Newmerical Inc. ("NTI") is pleased and proud to announce that Dr. Wagdi Habashi, President and CEO of NTI has been elected to the Academy of Science of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC).

In the exact words of the RSC, "Being elected a Fellow of RSC (FRSC) is the highest Canadian academic honour a scholar can achieve in the Arts, Humanities and Sciences."

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