Empowering Design Simulation in a Multi-CAD World

If it feels like your job is speeding up, you’re not alone. Engineers are a first-hand witness to the accelerated product development cycles manufacturer’s face today. While there’s a number of moder…

Brabant’s DMS Holland Magnus Master

If there’s anything that can disrupt a relaxing trip on the water, it’s an unstable boat. Whether you’re fishing, scuba diving, or just out on the water, ship stability is an essential part…

Simcenter Motorsolve Now Exports to Simcenter Amesim

As systems become more electrified, designers are required to ensure compliance of electric drive systems in terms of electromagnetic, thermal, noise, vibration, and structural analysis. Simcenter in…

Simcenter STAR-CCM+ 2019.1: the Automation Awards

Multidisciplinary design space exploration relies on a robust and automatable framework, capable of seamlessly orchestrating parametric changes, swapping old geometry with new assemblies, and executi…

The Digitalization of Industrial Machinery

 
Providing realistic virtual simulation 
Throughout the computer-aided engineering (CAE) design process, engineers must balance a variety of critical performance aspects to validate wh…

STAR-CCM+ v12.04: Two mouse clicks? Hold that thought!

Please note: Original publication date 06-29-2017 
 
Just one numerical simulation contains a wealth of information – we can gain a lot of insight on how a device performs, and from tha…

STAR-CCM+ v11.06: Building a better sim file – part 1 of 2

Please note: Original publication date 10-18-2016
 
A well organized workshop, purposely conceived to build and revise things of interest, is truly appealing with its array of tools, caref…

STAR-CCM+ v11.06: Building a better sim file – part 2 of 2

Please note: Original publication date 10-25-2016
 
A well ordered workshop – is it inherently capable of making us more productive? Is it really worth the effort to get organized? Steve Job…

The TUMULT Project: Ensuring Quiet Travel

Flying has come a long way since the Wright brothers first took to the sky. Planes now feature Wi-Fi for those looking to surf the web, or seat back screens for anyone looking to binge watch their fa…