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  • What 5 Million Engineers Can’t See

    What if all 5 million engineers in the world couldn’t see? Today 7.5 billion people can’t see air, the inside of a bubble, heat, nitrogen, oxygen, pressure, pressure forces, and water (because it’s usually in a pipe or in a pump or under the earth or seeping into your house). That’s right, 7.5 billion people can’t see what makes up half of the world. There are many other “Fluids” that we can’t see, think of them as un-seeable fluids. Who wants to see what you can’t see? The world’s population does and 5 million Engineers do for sure. If Engineers make Digital Fluids, then others will be able to see what they haven’t been able to see!

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    How can we make the ability to see Digital Fluids push-button? Microsoft came up with one of the best strategies ever, “A Personal Computer for Every Home”. For Digital Fluids we need a “Human Computer for Every Person” strategy to turn on what the world can’t see. Creo Parametric engineers can now see Digital Fluids in each design by using Creo Flow Analysis and then output the animated streamlines from those designs to Augmented Reality using Vuforia Studio.These Digital Fluids can now be seen and shared with others. If Engineers create Digital Fluids and share them, they are the main source and basis in the evolution of “A Human Computer for Every Person”.

    Next June in Boston at LiveWorx19 you will get the opportunity to see the un-seeable! PTC customers will share how their Engineers have completely defined their products by adding Digital Fluids and Augmented Reality to their Designs. This is defined as Digital Models, plus Digital Fluids, plus Augmented Reality, plus the Actual Product = COMPLETE PRODUCT (like the photographs of the airplane and snowmobile above from LiveWorx 18). In addition to Engineers, people in Preventative Maintenance and Installation Management will be interested in the COMPLETE PRODUCT as well. LiveWorx is becoming “the Mecca” for Engineers and Executives to see what you can’t see so others can see and enjoy the benefits of Digital Fluids. If more people see Digital Fluids we believe a “Human Computer for Every Person” is on the way!

     

    Simerics hopes to see you at LiveWorx19 where you’ll see Digital Fluids via Augmented Reality and you’ll be able to say you were there to see what others couldn’t. Remember a “Human Computer for Every Person” starts with automating what you can’t see and seeing what you can’t—half of your product and half of the world!

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  • Simerics Workshop at SNAME 2018

    Join Simerics and Orca3D for a complimentary 3-hour hands-on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) workshop, highlighting the ease-of-use and speed of the Orca3D Marine CFD system. Orca3D Marine CFD is an integration of the Rhino modeling system, the Orca3D marine design plug-in for Rhino, and a special version of Simerics MP with a marine template. With Orca3D Marine CFD, naval architects can easily perform consistent, reliable, and accurate CFD analyses of all types of vessels, at an affordable price and without the need to be a CFD expert.

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    The workshop will focus not only on the mechanics of how to run an analysis and generate results, but also how to use the software to improve your design. Registrants may download and install an evaluation version of Orca3D Marine CFD prior to the workshop, and bring their own models to analyze during the workshop.

     

    Who can attend?
    SNAME Members who a) currently hold positions within the maritime industry and b) are full conference registrants for SMC18

     

    When is the workshop?
    Wednesday, 24 October, 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm

     

    How do I register?

    1. Register to attend the SMC Conferencesnameconvention.com/register
    2. Contact events@sname.orgto add this workshop to your registration

      

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  • Simerics at SNAME 2018

    Simerics will be an exhibitor at SNAME Maritime Convention 2018 which will be held Oct 24-27, 2018 in Providence, RI  at the Rhode Island Convention Center.  SNAME  is an internationally recognized non-profit, professional society of individual members from more than 85 countries, serving the maritime and offshore industries and their suppliers.

    To learn about Simerics’ latest developments for Marine industry, please visit us at booth number 315!

  • Simerics at Turbomachinery & Pump Users Symposia 2018

    Simerics will be participating in the 47TH TURBOMACHINERY & 34TH INTERNATIONAL PUMP USERS SYMPOSIA (TPS 2018).
    The goal of these events is to promote professional development, technology transfer, peer networking, and information exchange among industry professionals. This year TPS will be held at George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX on September 18-20.

    To learn about the latest developments from Simerics and to talk to our engineers, please visit us at booth 1127 at TPS 2018

     

  • Webinar: Improving your Designs with Orca3D Marine CFD

    Join us for a webinar on Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 at 9:00 AM EDT (3:00 PM Central European). Click here to register.

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    In the past, marine design with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) was expensive, required the expertise of a specialist, and wasn’t practical on ordinary engineering computers. Now Orca3D Marine CFD has changed all of that, coupling the power and ease-of-use of Rhino, Orca3D, and Simerics MP with specially designed templates to allow naval architects to easily and affordably analyze the hydrodynamic performance of displacement and planing hull designs with confidence in the results. Both monohulls and multihulls can be analyzed, and the effects of local design features including steps, flaps, trim tabs, foils, and other appendages can be investigated with high fidelity. With Orca3D Marine CFD, it takes just minutes to set up and start an analysis, and it is practical to run on ordinary engineering laptops or desktops.

     

    Previous webinars have presented the process of going from a hull model in Rhino/Orca3D to a completed CFD analysis (view the recording). This next webinar will begin with a brief overview of that process and a presentation of benchmarks, and then transition into highlighting recent functionality and speed improvements made to the software. Then we will move on to focus on how CFD can be used not just to analyze a design, but also improve it. Presenters will include our experts as well as a customer who will discuss his real-world experience with Orca3D Marine CFD. After a Q&A session, we will present the very affordable pricing options, and the steps to follow to get a free 30-day evaluation of the software, including technical support.

     

    Click here to register. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

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