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What’s New in Simcenter HEEDS 2310?

November 22, 2023

The Release of Simcenter HEEDS 2310 brings upgraded and new technology designed to streamline and expedite your optimization and design…

By Jenni Barsotti

4 MIN READ

Extending Simcenter Prescan’s sensor quality for real-world scenarios simulation

November 20, 2023

Simcenter Prescan 2311 brings simulations closer to real-world conditions by enhancing the quality and performance of the sensor simulation suite.

By Chakravarthy Rajasekaran, Navid Hermidas and Freddy Mullakkal Babu

3 MIN READ

Why Simcenter SCADAS RS could be the best measurement system in the world for multi-physics testing

November 17, 2023

If you are looking for a measurement system covering 80-90% of all your measurement tasks, well then simply try Simcenter SCADAS RS!

By Gert Frans

5 MIN READ

Simcenter Culgi 2311 released! What’s new?

November 14, 2023

The design of chemical processes to produce novel materials or products comes with a bunch of critical engineering questions: What…

By Estelle Deguillard

6 MIN READ

Smooth vibrations in rotating systems – How to monitor clearance consumption

November 13, 2023

In this blog post, we present how to easily monitor the clearance consumption at specific locations on the full assembly, checking in real time that the rotor and stator do not enter come into contact.

By Caroline Raick and Jonathan Melvin

3 MIN READ

Experience the amazing world of CFD in our new virtual tour

November 9, 2023

CFD, or computational fluid dynamics, touches every aspect of our lives. From measuring the air we expel when we breathe,…

By Christina Kothlow

< 1 MIN READ

Identify the peaks of harmonic response during operation of nonlinear rotor dynamics

November 8, 2023

In this blog, we shown the possibility of computing the harmonic response, Campbell diagrams, the critical speeds at which resonance occurs and the stability of a system that contains geometric nonlinearities coming from their bearings.

By Caroline Raick and Jonathan Melvin

5 MIN READ