Registration for the Pointwise User Group Meeting held in Fort Worth on 14-15 November 2018 is open.
Attendees for the two-day event have access to training on the very latest features in our CFD meshing software, best practices discussions with meshing experts, presentations on leading-edge applications of meshing and CFD, conversations with CFD software providers whose products complement Pointwise, and a glimpse at the future of CFD meshing.
For more in-depth information about the train...
Pointwise, Inc.hat einen Beitrag geschrieben.28. September 2017
Pointwise Version 18.0 R4 is now available for download and production use. Although primarily a maintenance release, V18.0 R4 includes several new features beginning with the docking of user scripts to the toolbar.
Read our news release about Pointwise Version 18.0 R4- ptwi.se/2fUtkqG
Pointwise, Inc.hat einen Beitrag geschrieben.26. September 2017
Pointwise, a worldwide leader in CFD preprocessing, is hosting the Pointwise Meshing Technology Conference in Stuttgart, Germany on 4-5 December 2017.
Pointwise engineers have been developing CFD meshing software for over 30 years. At this conference, we will discuss the technology behind Pointwise, why certain methods were developed, and the best ways to use them to efficiently produce meshes for accurate CFD simulations.
Attendees will learn:
• how Pointwise increases the accuracy, sp...
Pointwise, Inc.hat einen Beitrag geschrieben.15. September 2017
To stay abreast of the current CFD news, go to Another Fine Mesh every Friday for our weekly post, This Week in CFD. The post includes information on CFD software and applications (not just Pointwise’s) such as new releases and interesting software-related articles; events such as conferences, seminars and webinars; good reads such as interesting articles, blog posts or books; as well as a bit of art and humor.
The latest This Week in CFD is available.
https://blog.pointwise.com/2017/09/15 ...
Meshing internal flow geometries is typically straightforward using multi-block structured meshing techniques, which are known to improve solution accuracy in flow solvers relative to typical unstructured meshes due to the alignment of cell face normals with the flow direction.
In this Let's Talk Meshing Webcast, we use a diffusing serpentine inlet to demonstrate some of the more advanced structured meshing techniques available in Pointwise to quickly create a multi-block structured mesh. The...
