Touch Temperature – Part 2: Coefficient of Thermal Spreading

A coefficient of thermal spreading and the psychology of hot spots, explained with the help of Simcenter Flotherm applied to handheld electronics and smartphones

Simcenter FLOEFD Frontloading CFD Award Winners

The winners of the Simcenter FLOEFD Frontloading CFD Award 2019 have been announced

Using water cooling in electronics thermal management – a PC cooling example

Water Cooling? Sounds intriguing, but can liquid cooling be an effective method for thermal management of a PC system? Short…

Digital Twins for Performance Engineering

Digital twins for performance engineering

Are you curious to learn more about the power of digital twins? Read about the upcoming Simcenter@RealizeLive.

Chengdu: battery simulation lab revolutionizes battery design

How the Chengdu battery simulation demonstrator at the Chengdu engineering center can help electric vehicle automakers reduce development time considerably.

High Velocity Impact on Composites – Past, Present, and Future

In 1969, Grumman Aerospace was the first company to successfully introduce advanced composites into a commercial airplane. The boron-epoxy laminated horizontal stabilizer used in the F-14A was 15% lighter and 18% less costly than its metal counterpart.

Chengdu: building China’s Auto Silicon Valley

Construction of the automotive AV/EV Engineering Center in Chengdu has started. Check out here how Simcenter Engineering will deliver and operate several key application-oriented demonstrations and testing facilities to help build China’s Auto Silicon Valley.

HL-20 re-entry vehicle simulation with the new adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) feature

What’s New in Simcenter STAR-CCM+ 2020.1?

With Simcenter STAR-CCM+ 2020.1, we are enabling faster meshing, smarter solvers and greater collaboration to help you make better engineering decisions in hours to achieve your next innovative…

Top 8 things I learned from mechanical engineers

In celebration of engineer’s week, I thought it would be nice to send a thank you to all mechanical engineers…