You can find online the presentation “An optimization study of a ship hull”, about an interesting study by Dr. A. Pranzitelli (University of Leeds, Leeds, UK) & D. Caridi (ANSYS UK, Sheffield) demonstrating how RBF Morph can be used to achieve a 7.9% reduction in resistance for the Series 60 CB=0.6 ship hull.
RBF Morph has been present at the International CAE Conference 2012on the 22th and 23th of October in Lazise (VR) – Hotel Parchi del Garda with the paper Optimization of wing efficiency vs. sweep angles using mesh morphing by M.E. Biancolini, U. Cella, M. Mancini & G. Travostino. The paper contains the results of a […]
RBF Morph will be present at the 9th European Fluid Mechanics Conference EFMC9 that will be held on 9 -13 September 2012 at Main lecture hall of the University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, with two presentations: A review of mesh morphing applications using RBF Morph (12th 15:30 session IND2 room P12) by M.E. Biancolini and […]
RBF Morph will be present at the Conference CompImage 2012 that will be held on the 5th September at the Department of Computer Control and Management Engineering Antonio Ruberti, Sapienza University of Rome, with the paper A new workflow for patient specific image-based hemodynamics: parametric study of the carotid bifurcation by M.E. Biancolini, R. Ponzini, […]
Learn How Mesh Morphing Accelerates CFD-Driven Shape Modifications Thursday, July 26, 2012 1:00 P.M. EDT, 5:00 P.M. GMT Tuesday, July 31, 2012 9:00 A.M. EDT, 1:00 P.M. GMT Duration: 60 minutes This webinar will inform you how you can drastically reduce the simulation time to complete a set of design changes, without the burden of […]
RBF Morph will be presented at the Italian seminar “System simulation & design optimization for automotive and aerospace” on the 13th June 2012 at Auditorium CEA – Centro Ricerche Fiat Via Fausto Coppi, 1 – Orbassano (TO). We look forward to see you in Orbassano!
Have a look to the ANSYS page Optimization & Robust Design describing the the recently-released white paper: How Design Optimization Can Help Vault YourProduct Ahead of Competitors’ by Gilles Eggenspieler. Abstract Simulation offers the potential to improve the performance of nearly any product or process by predicting its behavior prior to building a prototype, providing […]
Have a look to the ANSYS blog post of Sandeep Sovani Innovative New Method for Vehicle Aerodynamic Simulations describing the the recently-released white paper: Scaling New Heights in Aerodynamics Optimization: The 50:50:50 Method, co-authored with Ashok Khondge. The topics are the Current Role of CFD in Aerodynamic Design, the 50:50:50 Method, Meshing and Defining Computational Domain, Defining Shape Parameters, […]
An interesting paper, HIGHER-SPEED CFD by D. Caridi & A. Wade, has been published in the Professional Motorsport Magazine Issue of April. The latest engineering simulation software from ANSYS is making it easier for motorsport aerodynamicists to trial more options, faster, in the pursuit of optimal performance. Morphing into ‘Ugly Nose’ configuration with RBF Morph.
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