We are very pleased to announce to our users, customers, partners and followers that Enginsoft company entered in 2014 into the technical partnership already existing between RBF Morph and University of Rome “Tor Vergata”. Such a strategic affiliation will enhance the integration of RBF Morph tool with commercial software products provided by Enginsoft with a twofold […]
A remarkable research activity about wind barriers for ground traffic protection optimization is running at the University of Ljubljana. In strict cooperation with the University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, we have supported this study. RBF Morph allowed the parametrization of adjustable deflectors angles enabling a complex HPC optimization process. We see this result as an […]
Theses and dissertations 2014 – Author: W. Savastano
The University of Rome “Tor Vergata” in collaboration with RBF Morph participated to ANSYS Hall of Fame, the international competition promoted by ANSYS Inc. highlighting some of engineering’s most complex design challenges. The application submitted deals with the simulation of ice accretion on three-dimensional aircraft wings.
The presentations held at the PRACE Autumn School on 23-27 September 2013 by the director of RBF Morph have been made available. The first one deals with an overview on mesh morphing with a specific focus on Radial Basis Functions (RBF) techniques and the industrial tool RBF Morph, whilst the second one concerns the hands-on […]
Theses and dissertations 2014 – Author: D.Sorani
An interesting paper involving the use of RBF Morph has been presented at the International Forum on Aeroelasticity & Structural Dynamics 2013 in Bristol UK. The paper “Collaborative HIRENASD analyses to eliminate variations in computational results” is available in the download area of this site or using a direct link. Abstract In this paper, the […]
RBF Morph was awarded for the “Best Use of HPC” during the closing ceremony of the ANSYS Automotive Simulation World Congress 2013 in Frankfurt. The award is given in recognition of the paper: “Advanced Mesh Morphing for Automotive Applications using RBF Morph“, presented by Dr. Marco Evangelos Biancolini, University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Rome (Italy).
Two studies performed through the use of RBF Morph and presented at ANSYS Italian User Group Meeting 2013 were published. The first paper deals with aircrafts desing optimisation whilst the second one concerns the estimation of airfoil performances in presence of ice profile.
How to Boost Multi Objective Shape Optimization with Mesh Morphing Technologies from RBF Morph Thursday, November 14, 2013 11:00 am EST – 5:00 pm Europe Time (Berlin, GMT+01:00) Duration: 60 minutes Link to playback or download the November 14 session In this webinar, you will learn how to parameterize a CFD model for complex shape […]
