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How to Assess Pedestrian Wind Comfort in 2019

Learn how to use CFD to assess pedestrian wind comfort. The new solver based on the LBM method available with SimScale makes online simulation faster.
5 Ready-To-Use Electronics Cooling Simulation Templates

Five electronics cooling simulation projects using CFD and conjugate heat transfer that you can use as templates to start your own analysis for free.
How to Optimize a Francis Turbine Design with CFD

Learn about the different kinds of water turbines including the Francis turbine, and how to optimize their design with fluid flow (CFD) simulation.
The Challenger Disaster: Deadly Engineering Mistakes

In this article, we revisit the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster to understand the reasons behind the tragedy and how engineering could have prevented it.
Applications of FEA in Civil Engineering

Have you ever wondered what applications finite element analysis (FEA) is best used for in civil engineering? Read our blog to find out now!
New Simulation Workflow | SimScale Product Update 01/19

Keeping with the momentum of last year, 2019 starts with a major update to the overall meshing and simulation workflow from SimScale. Read more.
How Reliable is Open Source Software for CAE?

Have you ever wondered how reliable open source software for CAE is? Here at SimScale, we want our users to know all the pros and cons of open source.
Implicit vs Explicit Finite Element Method (FEM): What Is the Difference?

Learn everything you need to know about using implicit and explicit analysis in FEM (finite element method) and the difference between them.
How To Use CFD To Simulate Airflow in an Operating Room

CFD for simulating ventilation in hospitals: a typical operating room is analyzed for thermal comfort, energy efficiency and airborne bacteria spreading.
F1 in Schools STEM Challenge™: SimScale Student Success Story

Find out how Thrust Vector used SimScale simulation to compete and win the F1 in Schools STEM Challenge™ in Australia. Learn more today!
5 Mistakes Civil Engineers Should Avoid

Tips and tricks for how civil engineers can empower their careers through the use of technological tools and 5 mistakes they should avoid.
SimScale Releases GPU-based Solver Using Lattice Boltzmann Method

We are proud to announce the groundbreaking release of a brand-new GPU-based solver using the Lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) and accessible on SimScale.