Recently LEAP ran an Ansys user group meeting in Perth where local Ansys users showcased their work and the LEAP Technical Team presented their highlights of the latest updates in Ansys Structures and Ansys Fluids.
If you were unable to make it in-person to the event or join the live stream, we’ve got the next best thing for you: a live recording of the Fluids update session presented Dr. Lewis Clark. Lewis is LEAP’s Fluids Technical Manager, and in the following videos he presents the highlights from the Ansys 2024 Fluids R1 and R2 releases:
GPU Solver Additions:
- Multi-GPU CFD solver release timeline
- Simulation environment improvements
- Sneak peek at GPU-based VOF
- Scalability improvements
- CPU to GPU remapping and more
Physics & Methods – CPU Solver
- Non-uniform wall thickness
- Battery modelling:
- Venting model
- Immersion cooling
- Fuel cell modelling
- DBNS & Hypersonic
- RANS Capabilities and more
UI & Workflows, Meshing
- Fluent Web UI
- Parametric optimisation in Fluent
- Live demonstration – Fluent Web UI
- Meshing
- Thin volume meshing
- Multiple periodicity
- Automatic extrude between periodic pairs
- Multithreaded prime wrapper in FTM
- Topology bases meshing workflow and more
PyFluent & Python Console
- Latest developments in PyFluent
- PyFluent & Python Console coverage at 24R2
- Live demonstration – PyFluent tips & tricks
Ansys Discovery & Ansys Rocky
- Ansys Discovery
- New GPU meshing for Fluids
- Mesh Display for Fluids
- Ansys Rocky
- Incompressible SPH
- Ansys Mechanical coupling
- Custom motion frames
- Post-processing enhancements
We trust you found this presentation informative. Check out this article on our FEA blog if you are interested in a deep dive into the Ansys 2024 structures enhancements or if you would like assistance to upgrade to Ansys 2024, click here to contact our technical team who will be happy to help.