Efficient Meshing Strategies for Ship Wake Simulations Using Pointwise Meshing
Discover how the new Flashpoint automatic surface meshing capability, when coupled with hex-core volume meshing, can be used to generate efficient wake grids for marine applications quickly.
Steady-state Simulation of the Potsdam Propeller Using Pointwise and TCAE
Watch an on-demand webinar of TCAE being used in conjunction with a Pointwise mesh to execute a steady-state simulation of the Potsdam Propeller. Case setup as well as a full suite of results, including thrust, torque, and performance coefficient are showcased.
28X Increase in Simulation Speed by Using Pointwise Meshes
Read the case study about how ADSCFD applied their GPU accelerated flow solver to the challenge of advanced compressor casing treatment analysis. With typical speedups of nearly 30X, analyses can now be accomplished in a few hours rather than weeks on traditional compute infrastructure.
Mesh Adaptation that Works!
Read how Pointwise and ISimQ have developed a new mesh adaption process that achieves the hopes and promises of adaption from long ago by removing mesh generator skill from the CFD analysis process to produce consistent, high-quality simulation results.
Mesh and Run a High-Fidelity Aircraft Simulation in Minutes
Boost productivity while simultaneously ensuring consistency and reliability across your organization. In this webinar, our new intelligent, automatic surface meshing feature set meets unprecedented CFD solver speed as we go from geometry import to post-processed results for a benchmark aircraft geometry in minutes.
CFD and Feature Questions Answered by Pointwise Product Planning Team
Several new significant features have been added in our latest version, Pointwise V18.4. In this Q&A, our Product Planning Team will answer questions about the new features, the future of computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and the Pointwise development plan.
Introducing Flashpoint: Goal-Oriented and Intelligent Automatic Meshing
Drawing upon decades of best practices, see how it is now faster and easier than ever to generate repeatable meshes out-of-the-box using the first in a suite of tools called Flashpoint.
Reducing Boiler Emissions Through Shape Optimization
In this presentation, Pointwise and SU2 are used to reduce pollutant emissions in heat exchangers. Through adjoint-based shape optimization of the heat exchanger geometry coupled with automated re-meshing, harmful CO and NOx emissions are minimized.
High Order Mesh Generation at Pointwise
Watch the presentation, “High Order Mesh Generation at Pointwise,” presented by John Stone from CFD Technologies at the PyFR Symposium 2020. The presentation explains the mesh curving process in Pointwise.
Understanding Tractor Trailer Aerodynamics Using a Time Accurate Approach
In this webinar, learn how multi-block hybrid meshing techniques can improve mesh quality and concentrate mesh density in areas of interest. Using a concentric box topology, flow aligned hexahedra in the farfield and intelligent refinement are achievable.
Turbulence Model Influence on Flow in the FDA Benchmark Model
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) can be used to influence decisions early in the design process. The focus of this work was to understand the influence exerted by the turbulence model on CFD simulation results for the FDA Blood Pump benchmark geometry.
Pointwise Enables Accurate CFD for Nuclear Reactor Rod Bundles
Obtaining accurate computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for nuclear reactor rod bundles can be extremely challenging due to the complex geometry of the rods and wrapped wires. Automatic unstructured meshing techniques do not provide enough control over the mesh for the wire-wrapped rod bundles. Multiple Pointwise meshing techniques were used to capture the complex geometry. A fully structured mesh was used near the boundaries, and a hex-dominant unstructured mesh was used away from the boundaries to enable an accurate CFD solution for a 19-rod nuclear reactor rod bundle with ANSYS CFX. Pointwise provides a great deal of control and different techniques that can be used to make high-quality meshes for extremely complex geometries.
Development of a CFD Wrapped Wire Rod Bundle Model in Sodium Flow
Watch a presentation showing how leveraging Pointwise meshing techniques enabled accurate computational fluid dynamics (CFD) results for nuclear reactor rod bundles at stringent convergence levels, which cannot be achieved with automatic "free" meshing alone.
Automated Meshing and Adaptive Re-meshing at Bombardier
Watch a webinar where Amine Ben Haj Ali from Bombardier explains the Meshing & Adaptive Re-meshing Server (MARS) which automatically generates meshes. This reduces meshing time and ensures consistent meshes across geometry variations no matter who is using it.
Accurate Performance Predictions for Marine Propellers
Engineers from two different companies teamed up to try to simulate a set of experiments using the Potsdam propeller. The mesh was completed using Pointwise and the simulation was done using TCFD. The results match well across a range of operating conditions.
Simulation of in-flight icing on UAVs
In-flight icing is a severe hazard to all aircraft and has been a point of concern for manned aviation for many years. UAVs are a new technology, and icing only recently has been addressed as a key limitation to UAV operations. Watch a webinar on how to use icing simulations on unmanned aerial vehicles to develop ice protection systems.
CAD-Based Design Optimization of a Race Car Front Wing
In this webinar, Phoenix Integration and Pointwise demonstrate push-button design optimization for the front wing of a race car geometry. The tools and methodology used are highlighted and a design resulting in maximum downforce is identified.
How to Mesh a Frozen Drone
Icing is a severe hazard that significantly limits the usage of autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Computational fluid dynamic (CFD) methods are a vital tool for understanding the effects of icing on UAVs. One of the most challenging tasks for the simulation is the generation of high-quality meshes of complex ice shapes. Find out how Pointwise met the challenge and decreased the mesh creation time with its automation.
CFD Simulation of Supercritical CO2 Power Cycles
A team of engineers at CRAFT Tech set out to model an experimental supercritical carbon dioxide (S-CO2) compressor configuration. The engineers needed software that would resolve flow gradients with a minimum number of grid points and be flexible enough to provide the best grid for each region of the machine that they were modeling. They found both these solutions in Pointwise.
Simulation of Real-Fluid Thermodynamics for Application to Supercritical CO2 Power Cycles
Watch and download the presentation, “Simulation of Real-Fluid Thermodynamics for Application to Supercritical CO2 Power Cycles,” given by Jeremy Shipman, CRAFT Tech, about how Pointwise provided the high-quality meshes needed for high-resolution analyses of supercritical CO2 cycle machines.
Pointwise for Marine CFD Simulation Workshop
Download the presentations from the Pointwise for Marine Workshop to learn how to increase CFD simulation accuracy and efficiency with meshing flexibility. You will also see technical background information about the how and why of the meshing techniques developed and honed with many years of experience in Pointwise.
Pointwise for Automotive CFD Simulation Workshop
Download the presentations from the Pointwise for Automotive Workshop to learn how to increase automotive simulation accuracy and efficiency with meshing flexibility. You will also see technical background information about the how and why of the meshing techniques developed and honed with many years of experience in Pointwise.
New Features in Pointwise V18.3
In this webinar, we demonstrate the marquee features in Pointwise V18.3. Explore the ability to use regular hexahedral cells to fill the space between the final T-Rex front and the farfield topology. This technique improves the accuracy of your CFD solution. Examine your mesh with a redesigned Examine command focused on ease of use.
Mesh Strategies for the FDA Benchmark Centrifugal Blood Pump
Learn how a hybrid-viscous mesh can improve solution efficiency. For many applications, structured meshes are preferred. However, if more efficient meshing techniques are possible and provide accurate solutions, exploration of those alternatives is imperative. In this webinar, we compare solutions obtained using a hybrid-viscous mesh with a multi-block structured mesh.
Hybrid Conformal Meshing for Wind Farm CFD Applications
Learn more about techniques that can be used to generate hybrid conformal meshes that span the entirety of a wind farm. In this webinar, we discuss how to efficiently move from the terrain scale of a wind farm to the wind turbine scale and how the process was automated to support the arbitrary placement of wind turbines for siting applications.
Using CFD to Help Increase the Safety of Driverless Cars
Autonomous vehicles are expected to become a viable form of transportation sometime in the first half of this century. One of the major hurdles will be to provide these cars with the artificial intelligence they need to position themselves in a location where there is less drag for optimal fuel efficiency, travel time, and stability. Ultimately, it should lead to fewer serious accidents and safer roads. Find out how Pointwise is helping researchers in the automotive industry do that.
Recent Developments in Pointwise Applied Research
Watch a presentation given at the Pointwise User Group Meeting about user-independent automated meshing and the latest meshing technologies under development at Pointwise.
Automatic Unstructured Mesh Generation with Geometry Attribution
Download the technical paper presented at AIAA SciTech 2019 that describes a process that automatically creates unstructured meshes from water-tight geometry input using Glyph scripting. Utilizing this process, one can reduce meshing time by up to 90 percent and manual input from hours to minutes.
Automatic Unstructured Mesh Generation with Geometry Attribution
Watch a presentation given at the Pointwise User Group Meeting about how Pointwise used custom Glyph scripts to automatically generate high-quality unstructured meshes for Engineering Sketch Pad (ESP) geometries, saving time and freeing users from repetitive and tedious tasks.
Automatic Generation of High-Quality Meshes using Pointwise and Glyph
Read a case study on how Glyph scripts integrated with Pointwise can reduce meshing time from up to 15 hours to one or two, and time spent on manual input from 12 hours to a few minutes. Automation also ensures a more consistent application of best practices for higher quality results.
Rapid Viscous CFD Mesh Generation on Propellers
Learn strategies to quickly construct a high-quality viscous mesh for a model aircraft propeller. These strategies can be used to accurately capture relevant blade geometry as well as efficiently resolve the surface curvature and boundary layer.
Hybrid Meshing Key to Improving CFD Simulation Efficiency
Read the case study, "Hybrid Meshing Key to Improving CFD Simulation Efficiency," which summarizes how a T-Rex hybrid grid showed up to a seven-fold improvement in solution efficiency compared to other approaches in predicting thrust and torque for a marine propeller.
High-Order Mesh Generation Using Pointwise
There are two primary challenges associated with the degree elevation of linear elements: boundary conformance and curving of high aspect ratio cells encountered within the boundary layer region. In this webinar, we address these challenges and show how to improve CFD solution accuracy by generating boundary conforming, high-order meshes.
Meshing Strategies for Propulsion Aerodynamics
Several meshing techniques and meshing best-practices have been developed while creating workshop-supplied meshes for the 3rd and 4th AIAA Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshops. These meshing strategies and lessons learned have been collected to help CFD practitioners gather experience meshing these types of challenging internal flow problems.
Pointwise delivers fast, accurate results for Garry Rogers Motorsport
Due to governing body rule changes, Garry Rogers Motorsport needed to design and build a completely new V8 Supercar without blowing their budget and schedule. By moving their CFD meshing to Pointwise, Garry Rogers Motorsport was able to significantly reduce their hours spent generating meshes while also having a great deal of confidence in the results.
The Influence of Meshing Strategies on Simulation Efficiency
Watch this on-demand webinar that will help you determine the best type of mesh to use for the fastest and most accurate CFD simulations.
Towards Mesh Adaptation with Pointwise
This webinar introduces a feature currently in development for mesh adaptation. It accepts from the flow solver a point cloud on which target cell sizes are specified. This point cloud is used as a clustering source in Pointwise to adapt both the volume and surface meshes.
Big Wave Surfboard Optimization Using Pointwise and CRUNCH CFD
When surfing 80-100 foot tall waves, a surfer can reach speeds as high as 50 mph. Optimization of the surfboard’s aerodynamics can contribute to stability and safety. A CFD framework featuring Pointwise’s automated meshing allowed 100 designs to be explored.
Big Wave Surfboard Optimization Using Pointwise and CRUNCH CFD
In this webinar, we will examine the tools and the framework that allowed over 100 surfboard designs to be explored, resulting in a higher speed, lower drag big wave surfboard design.
Pointwise Aids in Aerospike Nozzle Analysis
Aerospike rocket nozzles offer increased efficiency over a wider operating pressure range than traditional nozzles. In this study, we compare CFD and experimental predictions of aerospike nozzle thrust for varying pressure ratios and base bleed rates.
Numerical Investigation of a Pick-and-Place Machine
Students at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden investigated the performance of a pick-and-place machine using CFD. Pointwise was used to perform a grid refinement study for a static simulation where the nozzle of the machine as well as the distance to the component varied. Additionally, an overset mesh was generated for a 1-DOF dynamic simulation.
Mesh Generation for the NASA HL-CRM
Pointwise is supporting two AIAA workshops (the 3rd High Lift Prediction and the 1st Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop) to be held prior to AIAA Aviation in June 2017. We generated several type of meshes (unstructured, hybrid, hybrid overset, and high order) for the NASA High Lift Common Research Model that are described here.
Unstructured Quad & Hex Meshing Using Pointwise
Watch a webinar where applying simple changes to existing meshes with Pointwise’s quad meshing for surfaces hex meshing for boundary layers will generate smaller, more efficient meshes in a highly automated manner.
The Stanford Solar Car Project’s Race for Aerodynamic Efficiency
Chasing the Sun 3000 km across the Australian Outback is a challenge. And doing it in a solar powered vehicle is an even bigger challenge. But every two years the Stanford Solar Car Project, a student-run organization, arrives in Australia with a new design ready to take on the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge. This article summarizes the simulation driven design framework that enabled the team to analyze over 40 design iterations and improve the aerodynamic efficiency of their 2015 car, Arctan.
Meshing Overview & S-Duct Results from the 3rd Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop
Pointwise provided a set of standard grids for workshop participants to use at this year's 3rd Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop in Salt Lake City, Utah. These grids were created using several new features available in Pointwise's upcoming V18 release. An overview of some of these features and the workshop grids is provided. Some initial steady-state results for the S-Duct using these grids and NASA's FUN3D solver are presented.
Localized Remeshing Strategies for Parametric Models in Pointwise
This video demonstrates the flexibility you will gain from Pointwise’s ability to limit remeshing to regions where geometry changes during your design cycle. Included are techniques for remeshing on geometry model import, merging adjacent meshes, and more.
The Stanford Solar Car Project's Race for Aerodynamic Efficiency
The Stanford Solar Car Project team developed a repeatable, simulation driven design framework consisting of Pointwise for rapid hybrid grid generation, SU2 to run the CFD simulations, and Tecplot 360 EX to post-process and interpret the results.
Revisiting Output-Based Mesh Adaptation
Mesh adaptation techniques in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) applications have matured substantially over the years, yet still few people seem to be leveraging them to their advantage. In this article, some background on why you should be using mesh adaptation to make sure important flow features are resolved without an inordinately large overall cell count is presented along with an example using Pointwise and NASA's FUN3D solver.
Meshing Considerations for Adjoint-based Mesh Adaptation
This video demonstrates best practices in Pointwise for adjoint-based, hybrid mesh adaptation using NASA Langley's FUN3D CFD solver to accurately compute the flow over an ONERA M6 wing.
Using T-Rex to Generate Unstructured Hexahedra for an Automotive Intake
Discover how to create unstructured hexahedra quickly on complex geometry using T-Rex (anisotropic tetrahedral extrusion). Best practices for the generation of both surface and volume meshes and troubleshooting techniques are shown.
Using Automated Meshing for Analysis in Conceptual Design
This webinar demonstrates how Pointwise's Glyph scripting can be used to automate generation of meshes suitable for high fidelity analysis such as CFD and FEA using as an example a generic transport aircraft modelled in OpenVSP.
University of South Florida Races with Pointwise
The University of South Florida's Formula SAE racing team, USF Racing, placed 6th overall out of more than 80 teams competing at the Formula SAE competition in Lincoln, Nebraska in June 2015. Using Pointwise helped the team to have a successful season. Pointwise's Glyph scripting allowed for multiple simulations providing good performance estimations for their vehicle's aerodynamic package.
Integrating OpenVSP and Pointwise for High-Fidelity CAE in Conceptual Design
Pointwise recently attended the OpenVSP Workshop 2015 hosted by NASA Langley and demonstrated Glyph scripting for automated viscous anisotropic meshing of a transport aircraft from OpenVSP. With recently added support in OpenVSP 3 for exporting models as STEP files, users now have an easy way to use an analytical geometry representation in Pointwise. The Glyph script automates the meshing process and provides a recipe for recommended meshing practices that new users can adopt when creating their own meshes in Pointwise.
Automotive Design Optimization using Pointwise, Sculptor, and OpenFOAM®
When coupled with a high-quality mesh generator, mesh morphing promises to allow rapid design space exploration by eliminating the need to remesh. Using the DrivAer geometry as an example, we use Pointwise, OpenFOAM, and Sculptor to simulate design variations.
Garry Rogers Motorsports Continues Racing Success with Pointwise
Garry Rogers Motorsport (GRM) team uses Pointwise to produce detailed, high fidelity CFD meshes for the design and improvement of their V8 supercars, which aided in last year's successful introduction of a new vehicle, the Volvo Polestar S60.
Land-Speed Record Attempt Uses High-Fidelity, High-Speed CFD
This webinar shows how TotalSim used structured, unstructured, and hybrid mesh techniques in Pointwise to reduce their overall cell count and improve grid quality. They also exploited Pointwise’s flexibility to manually adapt the grid.
Large Scale Aircraft Design Using SU2 and Pointwise
SU2 is an open-source collection of C++ and Python-based software for multi-physics, including computational fluid dynamics (CFD). This article discusses three design cases using SU2 with Pointwise: a transonic aircraft, a supersonic aircraft, and student-designed solar car.
Turbine Blade Film Cooling Optimization with CFD
Pointwise and CFD Code Leo were used in a conjugate heat transfer analysis to optimize film cooling for the Air Force Research Lab High-Impact Technologies Research Turbine. The result is a more uniform temperature distribution over the turbine blades.
Fluid-Structure Interaction on Wind Turbine Rotor Blades
Researchers at RWTH Aachen University are studying fluid-structure interaction on wind turbine rotor blades to develop strategies to increase their life expectancy and reliability. They use Pointwise's T-Rex for control over the meshing process.
OpenVSP and Pointwise Work Together to Simplify CFD on New Vehicle Designs
OpenVSP is an open source, parametric modeler used to quickly capture design intent so geometry information is easily provided in the appropriate form for various uses, including CFD. Therefore, several approaches were explored by which OpenVSP and Pointwise could be integrated to automate the volume meshing process for CFD.
Mesh Topology Influence on Volute Aerodynamic Performance Computed Using Code Leo
Three meshes (multi-block structured and unstructured with hexahedral and prismatic boundary layers) were generated for a generic volute and simulations were performed in the Code Leo CFD solver. Meshing time, solution time, and solution accuracy are compared.
Tips for Handling Complex Geometries, Very Large Grids
Using an aircraft landing gear as an example, this webinar illustrates techniques that simplify working with a complex geometry model and generating a mesh with viscous resolution suitable for a hybrid RANS/LES simulation.
Pointwise Boosts Garry Rogers Motorsport to Season Opening Win
Garry Rogers Motorsport is a racing partner with Volvo Car Australia. They used Pointwise and T-Rex meshing to help in the aerodynamic design of their new car for the 2014 season with excellent results in their simulations and on the track.
Unsteady Engine Analysis with Moving Mesh in OpenFOAM®
Researchers at Politecnico di Milano have used Pointwise and OpenFOAM® along with moving, non-conformal mesh interfaces to analyze internal combustion engine performance. Their results on two benchmark cases compare well with experimental data.
Simulation of Unsteady Propeller Blade Loads Using OpenFOAM®
Researchers at the University of Chalmers used Pointwise and OpenFOAM® to analyze unsteady propeller blade loads on ships that cause noise and vibration. Initial results are good and are being extended to include cavitation and pre-swirl stators.
Supersonic Aircraft Shape Design Powered by SU2 and Pointwise
This webinar details how Pointwise and SU2 can be used to tackle supersonic aircraft design. Watertight surface and volume meshes for complex geometries can be quickly generated in Pointwise and exported to the native SU2 format.
Estimating the Power Requirement of a Rushton Turbine Using Pointwise and OpenFOAM®
Using a generic, baffled tank stirred by a Rushton turbine you will see how to use Pointwise to generate high-quality unstructured meshes suitable for steady-state moving reference frame calculations in OpenFOAM.
How We Meshed the IMR Brains and Beauty Contest Geometry
A few weeks ago several Pointwise engineers attended the 22nd International Meshing Roundtable (IMR). They brought with them a grid Carolyn Woeber and I generated for a benchmark geometry provided by the IMR steering committee.
Pointwise Helps UTA Racing Push Aerodynamic Envelope
University of Texas at Arlington's (UTA) racing partnership with Pointwise during the past three years has resulted in an influx of aggressive aerodynamic development for the UTA Formula SAE race cars. The grid generation software has been crucial in several developments that have resulted in significant improvements to the wing packages on the cars.
CFD Analysis of Cavitation and Acoustics of a High Energy Water Injection Pump
Pointwise can easily manage and organize complex assemblies so you can focus on meshing a single component at a time. This allows engineers to rapidly generate high quality hybrid grids while maintaining the connectivity between adjacent components.
Multi-Module Centrifugal Pump Grid Using Pointwise's Unstructured Mesh Features
Combustion Research and Flow Technology (CRAFT Tech) has been using CRUNCH CFD® and Pointwise to design and evaluate pump systems for our customers. Pointwise has proven to be a robust and powerful tool for generating high-quality unstructured meshes.
Mesh Manipulation for Moving Surfaces
Many aerospace-related applications exist that require surfaces to move within a given region. This can include bodies moving relative to each other, as happens during a store separation, or surfaces actually changing shape, which is what happens with ablation and aeroelasticity.
Pointwise Gives GRM a Time-Savings Edge in V8 Supercar Design
Garry Rogers Motorsport (GRM) is one of the most enduring racing teams in Australian motorsport and this year we are celebrating 50 years of racing involvement. The team competes in the hotly contested V8 Supercar championship, which is regarded as one of the finest touring car racing categories in the world.
Attempting to Break the Land Speed Record with the Help of CFD
This webinar will discuss how the North American Eagle land speed record team used Pointwise and CFD++ to help design aft suspension fairings to reduce overall drag on the car while maintaining stability and control.
Drag Effects of Heating and Cooling Cylinders in Crossflow
The reduction of the drag force on all types and shapes of objects has historically been, and remains, a major focus of aerodynamicists and fluid mechanics researchers everywhere. Aircraft, automobiles, rockets, boats, and a multitude of other devices and components suffer from the ill effects of viscous and form drag.
From CAD to CFD in Five Minutes
Customers have written many articles about how they apply Pointwise for their real applications. We have written many articles describing benefits about the features in Pointwise. However, these articles rarely describe the full meshing process in any detail.
How T-Rex Unstructured Meshing Aids Transonic Aircraft Drag Reduction
Learn how Pointwise's anisotropic tetrahedral extrusion method (T-Rex) automates creating unstructured viscous meshes on complex geometries in a way that reduces the effort required to accurately predict drag.
Unstructured Viscous Boundary Layer Meshing: T-Rex
For the complex geometries encountered in modern analyses, creating boundary layer resolved meshes can be tedious and error prone. Pointwise's anisotropic tetrahedral extrusion method, T-Rex, is a robust and highly automated method for creating unstructured boundary layer meshes on complex geometries.
Hybrid Meshing for a Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine
This video walks you through the generation of a hybrid mesh for a horizontal axis wind turbine.
High-fidelity, High-productivity CFD Simulations of Airflow over a Golf Club Head
The simulation of airflow over a golf club shows the CFD process from geometry creation through solution post-processing for two hybrid meshes: one made exclusively in Pointwise and one combining Pointwise with mesh generation tools developed at UTC SimCenter.
Automating Viscous Meshing for a Transonic Aircraft Model Using Glyph Scripting
This webinar demonstrates appropriate meshing strategies while automating the grid generation process using Glyph scripting on the NASA Common Research Model from the 4th AIAA Drag Prediction Workshop.
How to Master Hybrid Meshing for Wind Turbines
During this webinar, you will learn how to save time creating CFD meshes on the Sandia National Lab CX100 horizontal axis wind turbine using a combination of Pointwise’s structured and unstructured mesh techniques.
Parametric Optimization for Vertical Axis Wind Turbines Using Independent CFD Tools
In this webinar we will illustrate an automated methodology that can be applied to optimizing blade design with independent CFD tools.
Students' Experience with Pointwise in WVU Introduction to CFD Course
After just a few hands-on tutorial sessions, engineering seniors and graduate students at West Virginia University (WVU) were able to generate a variety of grids using Pointwise, learning how mesh topology, dimensionality, and resolution affect solution accuracy for a variety of internal and external flow problems.
Enlisting CFD in the Fight Against Ballast-Water Borne Organisms
The world's fleet of approximately 45,000 cargo ships transports around 8,000 million tons of cargo per year. What is, perhaps, somewhat less known is that these ships also transport some unwanted hitch-hikers in the form of organisms that get scooped up when ballast water is taken on.
Meshing is Vital to Formula SAE at UTA
Over the past year, use of Pointwise for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) mesh generation has helped increase productivity drastically on the Formula SAE team at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Pointwise Aids Hypersonic CFD at the University of Queensland
The University of Queensland participates in the Pointwise Teaching Partnership program. During 2010, Pointwise was used for our undergraduate thesis courses and a senior elective course in hypersonics and rarefied gas dynamics.
T-Rex Hybrid Meshing in Pointwise
3D anisotropic tetrahedral extrusion (otherwise known as T-Rex) will be released soon, but the 2D surface mesh formulation of T-Rex already is available for you to use in Pointwise V16.04.