Author: christoffer Johansson

Welcome to the first Volupe blog post of this year, this week we will look deeper into porous baffles. A porous baffle is a lumped model used to model and simulate flow through a thin porous geometry, for example a perforated plate, porous membrane or a wire screen. A porous baffle is two...

All of our Swedish blog readers have most probably tasted “knäck”. Knäck is a very popular Swedish Christmas toffee/caramel and the name translates into “crack” and refers to its hard consistency. But few have tried to simulate the process of...

This week in the Volupe blog we would like to discuss settings for the coupled solver. From our customers we have got the feedback that the coupled solver is needing a lot of manual set up, and that it can be difficult setting up a simulation that provide results which agree with expected values. We would therefore...

In this week’s blog post we will look into how to create a spread flow field at the inlet. This can be useful when you want to model a spread flow, without resolving the geometry that is causing the spread....

This week we will revisit an old friend in terms of blog-posts. I will do a new post on the topic of Simcenter STAR-CCM+ field function syntax. We at VOLUPE have notices that the field function syntax posts, 1 and 2, are some of the most visited...

In this blog post we will keep looking at some important highlights of the new features for Simcenter STAR-CCM+ version 2021.3. This version of the software was released last week and contains several improvements worth highlighting. Last week’s post focused...

In this blog post we will look at some important highlights of the new features for Simcenter STAR-CCM+ version 2021.3. This version of the software was released this week and contains several improvements worth highlighting. This post will focus on the features most relevant to a broad audience. Where we will focus on the...