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Applying Big Analysis Power to Small Components: Solenoid Valve Simulation with AI-Augmented Multiphysics

July 27, 2021

A solenoid valve is a simple on/off valve commonly used in air compressors, pumps, industrial water control, and car wash and laundry equipment. Available in a wide

By Danny Santoro

4 MIN READ

Achieving Noise Compliance with Fan CFD Simulation

July 26, 2021

With the ever-increasing cooling requirements across industries, from cooling engines to electronic equipment, fan noise has become one of the important factors that drives design decisions in

By Danny Santoro

5 MIN READ

Producing a high-quality 3D mesh in less time

July 9, 2021

Learn how to use the Automesh Bodies command in Simcenter Femap 2021.2 to produce a high-quality mesh quickly, without traditional CAD geometry prep.

By anthonybele

4 MIN READ

Better lightweight gears for a greener tomorrow

Where’s the real digital twin action?

July 6, 2021

Lightweight gears for a greener tomorrow

By Jenn Schlegel

4 MIN READ

Executable Digital Twin (xDT) – Part 4

July 2, 2021

Managing and Deploying Executable Digital Twins Over the last few months I have interviewed some amazingly smart colleagues (Part 1,…

By Ian McGann

2 MIN READ

Digital Debunking: Has the Motivational Iceberg Poster Been Lying to Us?

June 8, 2021

Only about 10 percent of an iceberg is typically visible above the water. This fun fact has been coopted widely as a visual analogy of the observable

By Danny Santoro

6 MIN READ

Realize LIVE – xDT

May 4, 2021

Find out more about the xDT theme at Realize LIVE 2021. Make sure you reserve your place now and customize your agenda.

By Ian McGann

< 1 MIN READ

Star Wars Day - May the forth be with you

Star Wars Day – May the Fourth be with you!

May 4, 2021

What do you get when you put an engineer’s love of Star Wars and simulation together over a long weekend? You get a fun CFD simulation tribute.

By Nazita Cook

< 1 MIN READ

Parametric Analysis vs. Optimization

May 4, 2021

Parametric analysis requires an initial design for examination, where as optimization offers engineers a blank slate to explore the design space and create optimal designs based on the constraints defined by the user.

By Danny Santoro

3 MIN READ