CD-adapco,
long time exhibitors at the AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, will be bidding
farewell to Reno by unveiling STAR-CCM+ V2.10 which incorporates the latest in
flow, thermal and stress simulation technology for the aerospace industry.
CD-adapco’s
interactive booth (number 304) is located close to the entrance of the
exhibition area. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet with key CD-adapco
staff and to experience the very latest in CFD solver and meshing technology.
CD-adapco
will again host their “First Class Cabin” event on the evening of Tuesday
January 8 from 4:30-6:30pm. The reception will include an open bar and light
hors d’oeuvres. All attendees are welcome in CD-adapco’s First Class
Cabin.
CD-adapco
is also a community sponsor of the “AIAA Farewell to Reno Party” being hosted
by our friends and partners from Intelligent Light. The party will feature
refreshments and live blues music in the Silver State Ballroom on Monday
January 7th from 7-10pm.
A
particular focus of CD-adapco’s presence at the 46th AIAA Aerospace
SciencesMeeting, will be ice protection simulation, which utilizes the latest
in multiphysics computational simulation technology to predict the extent to
which ice is likely to accumulate on an airframe and guide engineers in design
and certification for flight in icing conditions.
CD-adapco
staff will also be on-hand to demonstrate their revolutionary surface wrapping
capability that will automatically repair poor-quality or overly complex
geometrical data (so called “dirty CAD”). This approach has been adopted by
some of the world’s leading aerospace companies to prepare geometry for
everything from under nacelle simulations to landing gear aero acoustic analyses.
Use of this technology can result in a significant reduction in the time
required to produce simulation results from complex or poor-quality geometric
data. In some cases users have been able to reduce their model creation times
from weeks to just a few hours.
The 46th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit will
be held between 7th and 10th of January 2008 at the Grand
Sierra Resort Hotel, Reno, Nevada
For more information, please visit:
http://www.aiaa.org/content.cfm?pageid=230&lumeetingid=1065
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