Welcome! - Introduce yourself :)

A great pleasure to join your community thnks a lot :blush:

Hi my name is Alex. I am not an engineer in the academic sense of the word. My academic background and area of expertise lies in the social and political sciences. Other discourses I consider to be of worth are Theology Economy,Business and Philosophy. I have many inventions, creations and evolving ideas to formulate and therefore hope to collaborate in the near future.

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Great @aodell - welcome to the SimScale community, looking forward to seeing your projects!

Hi Everyone,

My name is Allan. I am working as a modeling scientist at Fuel Cell Energy Ltd, in Calgary, Alberta.

I have been using ANSYS Fluent and Gambit for many years. It is nice to find this web browser based modeling tool. Would like to learn it and hopefully I can do something for SimScale and do something by using SimScale.

Thank you very much!
Regards,
Adong

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Welcome Allen (@adong), happy to have you joining the SimScale Community!

Hi my name Ahmed Serageldin from Egypt. I am Ph.D student at Energy Resources Engineering Department in Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology(EJUST). My specialist in simulating the thermal performance of passive buildings relies on CFD conjugate heat and fluid flow simulation. I already familiar with CFD ANSYS software. but it is the first time to use SIMSCALE simulation. I hope it give me chance to extend ny experience in simulation by collaborating with CFD expertise.

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Hi Ahmed (@aawad) and welcome! I look forward to learning more from you about the thermal performance of passive buildings.

We just hosted an conditioning and ventilation workshop which might be a good way to get started with using SimScale:

Hi, my name is Pedro Salas, I’m from Venezuela currently working as an engineer at InEnTec, in WA, USA designing plasma gasification plants. I’m a mechanical and manufacturing engineer.

I have experience in FEA and CFD using Autodesk Inventor, Fusion 360, Nastran In-CAD and Simulation machanical.
I just learned about Simscale and it looks great, I hope to put it though it’s paces soon

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Hello @pedrosalas7, welcome to SimScale! On August 31st, we will have a webinar collaborating with Autodesk team and introduce the SimScale add-in in Fusion 360. You can watch the webinar recording here. Hope this helps!

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Hello Everyone

My name is Eric. I am a new user and just starting to find my way around SimScale. I deal mainly with thermoplastics and have used Moldflow, SigmaSoft, and Solidworks Simulation and Flow for many years.

I live and work in Upstate New York and I’m looking forward to becoming part of the community.

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Welcome @efrearson47, glad to have you in our community :slight_smile:

Hi! my name is alex, im an aerospace student at swansea university, having spnt the last 4 years of my eductation looking for cheep or free simulation i could run on my under-powered laptop i am very interested in what this has to offer, but having just purchaesed a highower pc rig for university (fairly) i was wondering what kind of gains does this offer regarding speed over other software like Micro CFD and solidworks. i also have a particular interest in ground effect flight, how well is this software capable of computing that? thanks
alex

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Hi @Lemlurker - thanks for introducing yourself :slight_smile: I think rather than comparing speed, SimScale (being a cloudbased tool) can offer more flexibility- you have access to your projects from any computer and can run an unlimited number of simulations in parallel by simply changing the parameters of interest and clicking run.

As an Aerospace student, you might be interested in the recent aerospace workshop that we hosted in partnership with EUROAVIA: Aerospace Workshop feat. EUROAVIA: Compressible Aerodynamics of an Aircraft - YouTube

For more information on the ground affect, here are some projects from our Project Library.

Happy Simulating,
Anna

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Hallo,
My name is Yivani, and I’ve been brought to Simscale by a second semester project. I’m a mechanical engineering student at the Vaal University of Technology.

I expect to be inspired and challenged by the projects that many others are engaged in at the moment!!! Learning different analysis methods will be a joy!

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Hi Yivani (@ychitumwa11),

Welcome! It’s always great to have new people joining the community :slight_smile: Can’t wait to see your projects!

Best,
Anna

Hi. My name is Ramkumar. I am a PG student in PSG college of technology, India. I am doing wrinkling analysis of pipe bends project. I like FEA. I hope i can solve my problem here.

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Welcome @rk4490rk, sounds like an interesting project! If you have any questions along the way don’t hesitate to let us know :slight_smile:

Hello SimScale community!
My name is Michal and I work as analysis engineer. Most of my time at work I spend on FEA but I also do some hand calculations.
My private interests are 3D printing and riding on MC.

Have a nice day!

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Hi Michal (@mmlot), welcome! We’re glad to have you joining us in the SimScale community!

Hello everyone!
My name is Azahari, I’m from Malaysia and I’m a student, studying math & physics. I’ve designed an airplane drone with dual robot arm. I hope simscale could answer whether my designed can fly or not. :slight_smile:

Have a great life and future everyone!

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