Month: September 2020

In the conference paper titled Advanced Radial Basis Functions Mesh Morphing for High Fidelity Fluid-Structure Interaction with Known Movement of the Walls: Simulation of an Aortic Valve –  ICCS International Conference on Computational Science 2020 – , a fast high fidelity workflow for a multi-physic Fluid-Structure Interaction analysis exploiting ANSYS Workbench and RBF Morph is given. High fidelity is gained […]

In the conference paper Radial Basis Functions Mesh Morphing  presented at the ICCS International Conference on Computational Science 2020, a brief introduction about RBF mesh morphing is given with a special focus on the selection of the radial function. Among the many available options two well adopted ones have been considered in detail: the bi-harmonic spline (BHS) and […]

A very interesting article having title Automatic shape optimisation of structural parts driven by BGM and RBF mesh morphing has been published on the International Journal of Mechanical Sciences Volume 183  – available online 25 July 2020 – Authors: S. Porziani; C. Groth; W. Waldman; M.E. Biancolini. Abstract The great flexibility of emerging production processes based on additive manufacturing is stimulating the development of automatic shape […]

It’s now aviable the article published by RBF Morph on the EnginSoft Newsletter Year 17 n°2 Summer 2020 that provides a non-exhaustive overview of some of the latest advancesin the adoption of CAE technologies in the medical field by citing some ongoing EU research programs. The pervasive use of engineering simulation during the design phase and for virtual testing, […]