Simcenter Amesim

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Simcenter Amesim – Embedded CFD

The simulation fidelity of Simcenter STAR-CCM+, close to Simcenter Amesim simulation times, and this at an early design stage too? Essentially the Holy Grale of Co-simulation. Is it possible? Well, the answer is, as with most things in engineering, that it depends. Embedded CFD in Simcenter Amesim aims to cover a middle ground between one-dimensional …

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Simcenter Amesim – Study Manager

The Study Manager in Simcenter Amesim provides a set of methods used for exploring your design space. In this blog article we provide an overview of the manager and cover a few useful tips & tricks which hopefully will make you more proficient in your daily simulation work. The exploration approaches found in Simcenter Amesim’s …

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Co-Simulation using Simcenter STAR-CCM+ and Simcenter Amesim

In today’s world, engineering simulations are becoming more and more complex. With the increasing complexity, it can become difficult to capture all desired behavior using just one specialized software. This is where co-simulation can come in – an effective solution that enables multi-domain simulation by coupling two or more engineering software. Although Simcenter Amesim is …

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Modelling joint vehicle and crane motion in Simcenter Amesim using 3D mechanics and vehicle dynamics

In this blog article we explore the possibilities of connecting a moving turret and boom with a vehicle traversing rough terrain. There are many situations where this is of interest to simulate. Non-road vehicles such as skylifts, excavators, forklifts, telehandlers, forwarders, forest harvesters, tractors, all share the ability to move from point A to B …

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Drag coefficients in fluid dynamics

This week at the Volupe blog we are announcing our new web page regarding drag coefficients. The web page is an addition to the “Volupe Engineering Handbook” that already comprises the y+ calculator and the information on dimensionless numbers. The aim is to provide useful information on our webpage, that can help the calculation engineer …

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