BMW ORACLE Racing Designs World’s Biggest Wing with Computational Field Dynamics
March 11, 2010
Posted by:Larry Boulden
Filed under:Company News, Design World
This February, in the picturesque Spanish port of Valencia, BMW ORACLE Racing’s skipper Russell Coutts will take the helm of one of the most technologically advanced – and hopefully fastest – boats ever built, in a bid to capture the 33rd America’s Cup. The most remarkable feature of the trimaran – named “USA”... [Read more]
High-performance Computing Revs up Simulations like FEA, CFD
December 10, 2009
Posted by:Larry Boulden
Filed under:Company News, Design World
Gaining a foothold today in automotive and aerospace simulations, high-performance computing (HPC) offers low-cost high-speed engineering analysis in many industries. HPC, the engineering application of cluster-based computing in complex, non-linear events, is poised to assist the auto industry by accelerating speed to market, decreasing costs and... [Read more]
NEi Fusion 2.0 Reaches out to “in-CAD” FEA Users
September 13, 2009
Posted by:Larry Boulden
Filed under:Company News, Design World
Features advanced capabilities for contact, impact, optimization, composites The developer of Nastran Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software is introducing NEi Fusion 2.0, a combination of Nastran FEA solvers and 3D modeler powered by SolidWorks. The upgrade adds several types of advanced modal and heat transfer analyses, new element types, new load... [Read more]
CFdesign Motion Module Reduces Process Time from 200 Hours to Just 2
June 16, 2009
Posted by:Larry Boulden
Filed under:Company News, Design World, Featured
Cornell Pump Co. experienced a 100x speed-up of a full transient system-level simulation and performance curve generation using the new CFdesign Motion and high performance computing (HPC) Modules from Blue Ridge Numerics. Cornell engineers performed transient simulations to evaluate a centrifugal pump design in only 2 hr, down from 200 hr, significantly... [Read more]

