SANTA FE, NM, Nov 30, 2016 – Flow Science announced the release of FLOW-3D version 11.2, its flagship CFD software known for robustness and accuracy in solving free-surface flow problems. This release includes major new features, significant advances in solver performance as well as added user convenience features and performance improvements in the user interface. Featured developments include the expanded particle model, the new dynamic droplet model and interactive geometry creation.
Component property sorting (picture from Flow Science website)
“Our continuous goal at Flow Science is to develop new CFD capabilities coupled with user conveniences and solver performance. With this release, not only are we offering some great new modeling options, but users will experience an improved simulation workflow due to improvements like a more robust pressure solver, CAD geometry tolerance handling, and faster graphics,” said John Ditter, VP of Software Engineering.
Conforming meshes in FLOW-3D v11.2 (picture from Flow Science website)
Other key models and improvements to the solver and GUI include:
- FSI/TSE model enhancements
- Improved GMRES convergence control
- Processing geometry improvements
- Component gap control
- FlowSight performance optimizations
For an extensive description of the improvements in the v11.2 release, go to https://www.flow3d.com/home/products/flow-3d/flow-3d-v11-2/.
A webinar that will discuss the new capabilities in FLOW-3D v11.2 will be held on Thursday, December 15 at 1:00PM EST. Online registration is available at https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8072138661457000705.
Flow Science has made this new release available to customers under maintenance contracts.
About Flow Science
Flow Science, Inc. is a privately-held software company specializing in transient, free-surface CFD flow modeling software for industrial and scientific applications worldwide. Flow Science has distributors for FLOW-3D sales and support in nations throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Flow Science’s headquarters is located in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Flow Science can be found online at www.flow3d.com.