DS Simulia XFlow 2017 | 752.7 mbDassault Systèmes Simulia annouce the release of a new patch (Build 100.

06) for XFlow 2017 version.

This solution is a powerful CFD technology that uses a proprietary particle-based, fully Lagrangian approach to handling traditionally complex CFD problems in engineering, design, science, and architecture with ease.

XFlow provides the ability to simulate the flow of gases and liquids, heat and mass transfer, moving bodies, multiphase physics, acoustics and fluid structure interaction.

New features are available in XFlow 2017:- Immersed Boundary Method- MPI Supersonic Engine- Multiphase Thermal Solvers- Conjugate Heat Transfer with Moving Parts- New Project Tree and Workflow- New Render Engine- Multi-Language GUIWith the new immersed boundary method simulations with moving parts will be much faster.

Especially simulations with pumps where the rotor rotates through a large relative portion of the domain this has shown great benefits.

Note:This update include new capabilities and/or bug fixes that improve the 2017 release.

About Dassault Systemes Simulia XFlow.

Dassault Systèmes’ acquisition of XFlow compliments SIMULIA’s existing capabilities in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in an exceptional way.

We have already built up strong applications for steady flow based on the predominant NavierStokes approach.

XFlow goes beyond these existing technologies to the different Lattice Boltzmann methodology that is preferred by most users for highly dynamic, or unsteady, flow.

Unsteady flow often arises with flow across complex solid geometries, such as the exterior surface of an automobile.

A traditional mesh-based approach to these problems is highly dependent on the quality of the mesh—so that engineers have to spend significant time working on mesh discretization.

Difficulties can arise when there are changes in the topology of the domain for problems involving the presence of moving parts or fluid-structure interaction.

XFlow’s meshless particlebased methods reduce the traditional time-consuming meshing burden, enabling engineers to focus the majority of their efforts on design iteration and optimization.

With XFlow’s discretization approach, surface complexity is not a limiting factor.

The underlying lattice can be controlled with a small set of parameters; the lattice is tolerant to the quality of the input geometry and adapts to the presence of moving parts.

XFlow’s kinetic solver has been specifically designed to perform very fast with accessible hardware.

The solver also features, adaptive wake refinement for proximity to walls, high-fidelity turbulence modeling, thermal analysis, porousmedia flow, non-Newtonian flow, a fan model and more.

XFlow supports behavior prediction and improves performance of many different kinds of complex designs subjected to unsteady flow.

In addition to aerodynamic flow past a vehicle, these can include aerodynamic noise from aircraft landing gear and lubrication of complex drivetrains.

This technology continues to improve automobile fuel economy and emissions, reduce the environmental noise of aircraft, and increase the efficiency of wind turbines, among many industry applications.

About Dassault Systemes SIMULIA.

Dassault Systèmes Simulia Corp.

develops and markets 3D and product lifecycle management solutions.

It offers unified finite element analysis solutions; multiphysics solutions, such as multiphysics coupling, and simulation automation and optimization; simulation lifecycle management solutions; and product quality and technical support services.

The company also provides software services, such as business value assessment, simulation QuickStart program, customized training, analysis support, methods development, implementation mentoring program, customization, Abaqus software extension, analysis process automation, on-site software support, SLM implementation, and training.

In addition, it offers CATIA for designing the virtual product; SolidWorks for 3D mechanical design; DELMIA for virtual production; SIMULIA for virtual testing; ENOVIA for collaborative lifecycle management; and 3DVIA for online 3D lifelike experiences.

Dassault Systèmes Simulia Corp.

was formerly known as ABAQUS, Inc and changed its name in June 2007.

The company ABAQUS, Inc.

was aquired by Dassault Systemes SA due to which it changed its name to Dassault Systèmes Simulia Corp.

The company was founded in 1978 and is based in Providence, Rhode Island with locations in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific.

Product:DS Simulia XFlowVersion:2017 (build 100.06)Supported Architectures:x64Language:englishSystem Requirements:PC / LinuxSupported Operating Systems:Windows Vista or 7even / Linux x64 (Linux needs glibc >= 2.5-34)Size:752.7 mb