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Panel method in active use
/in Aerospace, Technology /by KPAirShaper partner network
/in Aerospace, Automotive, Climate/ Renewable Energy, Team and Company, Technology /by KPWe are pleased to be part of the partner network founded by Wouter Remmerie in the fields of CAD, 3D scanning, CFD and wind tunnel testing technology. This partner network (…)
CFD in medical technology
/in Medical Industry /by KPIn medical technology, flow processes are often decisive: blood, NaCl solutions, disinfectants, air and oxygen are typical fluids. On the one hand, these fluids flow in the human body, on the other hand through technical apparatus such as pumps, artificial heart valves, hose lines, respirators, nebulizers, inhalers, dialyzers, etc. Active substances are dissolved and should be placed in a targeted manner, disinfectants must be used safely yet sparingly, air must be purified, oxygen must be supplied.
On the one hand, (…)
Good news about the aviation project TR230
/in Aerospace, Technology /by KPCFD Consultants GmbH has been significantly involved in the aviation project TR230 for many years. This project concerns the development and certification of a modern four-seater passenger aircraft. The prototype has been flying since 2013, has almost completed flight testing and is about to be (…)
Project PRESTIGE: In-situ visualization of flow processes in very large CFD calculation models
/in Aerospace, Technology /by KPAs part of the aviation research programme of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy (BMWi), the joint project PRESTIGE was launched in 2018. This project brings together partners from academic research and industry and is dedicated to the further development and validation of simulation methods to improve the interdisciplinary understanding of engine systems.
One goal of the project (…)
Industrial HPC User Round Table (iHURT)
/in Team and Company, Technology /by KPAt the 3rd Industrial HPC User Round Table (iHURT) on 3 December 2019, a joint event of SICOS BW GmbH and the High Performance Computing Centre Stuttgart (HLRS), current and future users of clusters and high performance computers (…)
Investor meeting in China
/in Aerospace, Technology /by KPThe Managing Director of CFD Consultants GmbH, Dr. Volker Kassera, participated in the 10th Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention on Technology Innovation and Cooperation & Overseas Chinese Entrpreneurs Industrial Development Forum in Yantai in the Chinese province of Shandong on 29.10.2019.
The aim of the participation was…
“Freezing” instruments due to new acoustics?
/in Team and Company /by KPAnyone who has ever attended a concert – whether Philharmonic or rock concert – has experienced that such a concert is a pleasure for (almost) all our senses. For an unforgettable experience you want, no, you have to feel, see and above all hear the music.
This is especially true for
CFD Consultants GmbH joins Medical Valley Hechingen network
/in Medical Industry, Team and Company /by KPCFD Consultants GmbH is looking forward to the cooperation with the competence network Medical Valley Hechingen, an association of about 45 innovative companies from the field of medical technology, their suppliers and service providers in the Hechingen area and the entire Neckar-Alb region. By joining the network, there are numerous opportunities for cooperation at the […]
CFD in medicine: How flow calculations can help patients with cerebral aneurysms.
/in Medical Industry /by KPA cerebral aneurysm is a sack-like bulge in the vascular wall of a brain artery. According to the German Stroke Foundation (DSG), about 1.5 million people in Germany live with a brain aneurysm. In most people, the aneurysm remains undetected for the rest of their lives. Aneurysms can remain completely inconspicuous, but also (…)