Author: Robin Victor

In this week’s Volupe blog post we will go through the basics of the thin mesher. The thin mesher is used to generate a prismatic type volume mesh for thin volumes within parts or regions. Thick or bulk portions of...

This week’s blog post will cover some tips and trix for the prism layer mesher in Simcenter STAR-CCM+. Mainly how to tune the properties and settings for the prism layer mesher aside from simply reducing the base size of the...

HEEDS has it already But now, since version 2021.1, Simcenter STAR-CCM+ lets you create Surrogate Models (Meta-Models or simply Response Surfaces) directly in Design Manager as well. This is great news and Simcenter STAR-CCM+ provides today multiple relevant benefits: complex...

In this week’s Volupe blog we will look at a couple of useful tools when using the surface wrapper in Simcenter STAR-CCM+. The surface wrapper is a handy and versatile tool when you do not want to spend too much...

In this week’s blog post we will continue looking at news for Simcenter STAR-CCM+ version 2022.1, released now, just over two weeks ago. Where we last week focused on updates related to multiphase simulation, I will take a wider clasp...

In this week’s blog post we will start looking over the news and updates for Simcenter STAR-CCM+ version 2022.1 that we released last week. I will here start by focusing completely on the updates relating to multiphase flow. Both for...

This week´s second Volupe blog post will be a bit different (the first one can be found here: Marine Advancements – Simcenter Amesim – VOLUPE Software). It will be a guide, or a reminder, on how to utilize the documentation...

This week’s blog post will cover some tips and tricks when dealing with Lagrangian particles (also applicable for DEM). It is sometimes necessary, or desired, to look at particles in a specific region. It is of course possible to visually...

Last week we investigated at the basic field function syntax in Simcenter STAR-CCM+. This week we will keep looking at the possibilities of the field function syntax and see what else can be done. Last time we focused on spatial...