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Introducing CFdesign for PTC Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0

Posted Fri February 15, 2008 @04:35PM

Blue Ridge Numerics today announced the immediate availability of CFdesign for Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0, providing a parametric CAD-driven flow and thermal analysis environment ideally suited for mechanical, thermal, and mechatronics design engineers. Providing added flexibility for PTC customers, this new edition of CFdesign also supports CoCreate OneSpace 3D.

A long-time PTC Platinum Partner Solution, CFdesign for Pro/ENGINEER empowers engineers who want answers early in the process and don’t have time to work through the inherent barriers found in traditional CFD.

“It is exciting to see CFdesign become a common fixture of the Pro/ENGINEER desktop,” stated Blue Ridge president and co-founder Ed Williams, “and we have no doubt that Wildfire 4.0 users will experience immediate productivity using the intuitive workflow and parametric connectivity built into this new edition of CFdesign."

Blue Ridge Numerics has created a brief web-based presentation to demonstrate the basic CFdesign for Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0 workflow.

CFdesign’s widespread adoption within the Pro/ENGINEER community lies in its ability to facilitate reliable, comprehensive design trade-off studies upfront in the decision-making process when options are greatest and cost of change is lowest -- before detailed CAD models are created and long before physical testing is employed. Customers routinely report major cost reductions in product development joined with significant increases in product quality and customer satisfaction.

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