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. […]
The International Conference on Computational Science 2021 is an annual conference that brings together researchers and scientists from mathematics and computer science as basic computing disciplines, researchers from various application areas who are pioneering computational methods in sciences such as physics, chemistry, life sciences, and engineering, as well as in arts and humanitarian fields, to […]
An interesting article titled A novel formulation for the study of the ascending aortic fluid dynamics with in vivo data has been published on Medical Engineering & Physics Volume 91, May 2021. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.medengphy.2020.09.005 Abstract Numerical simulations to evaluate thoracic aortic hemodynamics include a computational fluid dynamic (CFD) approach or fluid-structure interaction (FSI) approach. While CFD […]
An interesting article titled A natural remedy for hot-spot stresses has been published on EnginSoft Newsletter. This paper demonstrates how the biological growth method, studied by Mattheck in the 1990s, can be easily implemented for structural shape optimization finite element method (FEM) analyses using advanced radial basis functions (RBF) mesh morphing. We use the same mechanism observed in […]
Ansys Simulation World 2021 is designed to inspire and educate executives, engineers, R&D and manufacturing professionals about the transformative powers of engineering simulation. This free-of-charge virtual conference will give you insights into the future of simulation with Ansys products, services, and solutions. It will give you useful information and will support you to develop the […]
The Biological Growth Method (BGM) is an efficient optimization approach suitable for the surface stress reduction in a specific mechanical component and allows us to obtain a more homogeneous stress distribution. This method mimics the way in which biological structures, such as tree trunks, bones and horns, evolve during their growth. The effectiveness of the […]
CAD model update on as-built geometries with morphing technique: ITER winding pack Abstract: CAD and CAE model update on manufactured shapes is a key process in the industry 4.0, where design, manufacturing and maintenance are integrated elements. Digital Twin models, together with Reverse Engineering (RE) techniques, allow tracking components performances during production and verifying the […]
Modeling flexible/curved PCBs using RBF mesh morphing Abstract: In the recent past, flexible printed circuit board (PCB) electronics have seen a significant surge in many electronics products ranging from smartphone/watches that wrap around our wrists, displays that fold out as large television sets, reconfigurable electronics that conform to the roofs/trunks of cars or as flexible […]
