Combining Analytical Models and Mesh Morphing Based Optimization Techniques for the Design of Flying Multihulls Appendages
See the link Published on Journal of Sailing Technology 2021, volume 6, issue 1, pp. 151 – 172
See the link Published on Journal of Sailing Technology 2021, volume 6, issue 1, pp. 151 – 172
We are on the EnginSoft Newsletter Year 18 n.4 Winter! Our study Using high-fidelity FSI simulation and advanced mesh morphing to simulate and mitigate vortex-induced Vibrations discusses the complex and challenging problem of controlling vortex-induced vibrations (VIV). The fluid structure interactions (FSI) involved pose two types of problems: firstly, structural and fluid analysis skills are required […]
Press release: Thermonuclear fusion is currently considered by all the most advanced countries as one of the best options for guaranteeing a large-scale, safe, environmentally friendly and practically inexhaustible source of energy. Research on this matter sees all the most technologically advanced countries involved in an international effort aimed at the construction of the experimental […]
Our participation to the last CAE Conference held in November 17-19, 2021, at Vicenza, Italy, was a success. The participants had the chance to interact with our executive, development and service staff to share, discuss and figure out new mesh morphing-driven solutions for their CAE processes with the vision of future developments toward workflow integration and […]
In our joint work with University of Rome Tor Vergata Reshaping the Tokamak TF Coil of DEMO with high fidelity multi physics CAE and advanced mesh morphing, Corrado Groth, a researcher in Machine Design, showed the optimisation strategy adopted for the TF coils of the ADCs, searching for the best compromise between electromagnetic (EM) and […]
RBF Morph was among the speakers at the 37th International CAE Conference and Exhibition on 17-19 November, 2021, in Vicenza, Italy. This hybrid event focused on the trends, technologies, issues, and how-to’s of sustainable and successful digital transformation and the key role that engineering simulation has to play in achieving the desired outcome. Energy Session […]
We are pleased to announce that in Ansys 2021 R2 we have improved and simplified the connection between RBF Morph and optiSLang. Finally the designers can assign shape parameters directly in the CAE model and then drive the optimization to identify a new design with better performances in a very short time. Our advanced mesh […]
Exciting news from the Italian Conference AIAS 2021! RBF Morph team and University of Rome Tor Vergata just won the “Software Simulation Award 2021” with the video “Analysis of vortex induced vibration of thermowell by high fidelity FSI numerical simulation analysis based on RBF structural modes embedding”. A FSI approach based on modes superposition is proposed […]
An interesting article titled Aero packs in good shape with advanced mesh morphing has been published on EnginSoft Newsletter Year 18 n°2 Summer 2021! Increasing environmental awareness has led to changes in motorsport regulations that limit the quantity of traditional and computationally intensive optimizations that can be used and encourages the use of numerical methods to improve […]
RBF Morph attended ESBiomech 2021. Spine Time: 12/July/2021: 11:15am-12:15pm Application of reduced order modelling techniques for stress analysis in spine fixation Sensale, L. Geronzi, M. E. Biancolini, T. Vendeuvre, M. Rochette, E. Dall’Ara Student Award Time: 12/July/2021: 3:45pm-5:00pm An image-based cfd and rbf mesh morphing approach: an alternative for standard FSI technique Capellini, E. […]