When it comes to discussing non-linear capabilities, non-convergence error messages are the most common stumbling block. A non-linearity, in other terms, a change in the… Read More »Non-linear FEA: Contact Stabilisation
ANSYS Meshing has developed rapidly within the last five years; Body by Body meshing was introduced in 2011 with the emergence of R13, followed a… Read More »Meshing Improvements with ANSYS 15
Fatigue is failure under repeated or otherwise varying load which never reaches a level sufficient to cause failure in a single application. Component seems to… Read More »What is Fatigue?
Engineers who are tasked with designing heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems for buildings will need to assess the indoor air quality to ensure optimum health… Read More »Tips & Tricks: Calculating the Mean Age of Air for HVAC simulations in ANSYS CFD
Issue 1 of ANSYS Advantage magazine places the spotlight on the academic use of CFD and other ANSYS software. Part of this issue is dedicated… Read More »Guest Post: ANSYS CFD helps Sunswift tackle the World Solar Challenge
For many simulations of real world engineering applications, the predictions of heat transfer properties are as important, if not more important, than the actual… Read More »Solving Conjugate Heat Transfer problems
This weekend, televisions around the world will tune into to watch the first race of the 2014 FIA Formula One Championship take place in Melbourne,… Read More »New & Improved: The 2014 FIA Formula One Series
LEAP Australia would like to congratulate the team from Monash University for winning the 2013 Australian Formula SAE Competition. As proud supporters of the Formula… Read More »Guest Post: Optimising FSAE Aerodynamics at Monash Motorsport
LEAP is very proud to congratulate the students from A1 Racing for winning the F1 in Schools 2013 World Finals in Austin, Texas. A1 Racing… Read More »Astute use of ANSYS CFD contributes to the success of Australian teams at F1 in Schools 2013 World Finals
At LEAP we have a long-standing relationship with all the major universities in Australia and New Zealand. Our participation extends from the supply of best-in-class… Read More »Congratulations to Australian teams in F1 in Schools 2013 World Finals
