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Initial geometry for the Extra 300PWExtra300-DirtyGeometry.pw6

Completed mesh for the Extra 300Pointwise ProjectExtra300-Turbulent-Re500k-U45mph.pw345.3

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NACA 0012 geometryPointwise Projectnaca0012-geometry.pw0.2

NACA 0012 O-Grid assembed for a laminar flow calculationPointwise Projectnaca0012-ogrid-laminar-Re1000.pw0.6

NACA 0012 O-Grid assembed for a turbulent flow calculationPointwise Projectnaca0012-ogrid-turbulent-Re1mil.pw0.7

NACA 0012 C-Grid assembled for a laminar flow calculationPointwise Projectnaca0012-cgrid-laminar-Re1000.pw1.5

NACA 0012 C-Grid assembled for a turbulent flow calculationPointwise Projectnaca0012-cgrid-turbulent-Re1mil.pw6.1

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NASA 30P30N multi-element airfoil geometryPointwise Projectnasa30p30n-geometry.pw0.2

Hybrid mesh for the NASA 30P30N multi-element airfoilPointwise Projectnasa30p30n-hybrid-turbulent-Re9mil.pw4.5

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Pointwise and the SU2 team at Stanford University hosted a joint workshop that walked attendees through the end-to-end CFD process using Pointwise and Stanford's open source CFD code, SU2. Sessions included the basics of both Pointwise and SU2 and how they can be used in concert to tackle aerodynamic shape design problems. The workshop also covered the following advanced topics:

• Implementing new features in the SU2 codebase

• Generate boundary layer resolved meshes using T-Rex

• Examine grid quality prior to export

• Use Glyph scripting to automate meshing tasks

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SU2-Pointwise Joint Workshop is now available on YouTube.

Organized by ESI OpenCFD, this event offers a unique opportunity to interact with users and developers across the OpenFOAM® community and participate in the current and future governance of OpenFOAM. This is the primary OpenFOAM event in all areas of CFD applications and process integration. Who should attend? CFD Engineers, Managers, IT Specialists, Developers, Consultants, Researchers & Students. The third day provides accredited trainings with Continuing Professional Development hours.

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Date:October 13, 2020 - October 15, 2020

Location:Virtual, Germany

Web Page:https://www.esi-group.com/8th-openfoam-conference-2020

Contact Email:openfoam2020@esi-group.com

Organizer:Manuela Joseph – ESI Group

Softwares:OpenFOAM, ParaView, snappyHexMesh

Deadlines:July 15, 2020 (abstract)

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Type of Event:User Conference, International

Description:

With so much uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, ESI OpenCFD is pleased to announce that the currently scheduled in-person conference has changed to a virtual, on- line only, conference. Organized by ESI OpenCFD, this conference offers a unique opportunity to listen to and interact with other users and developers from across the world-wide OpenFOAM® community and to participate in the current and future governance of OpenFOAM. Please join us for this exciting format. Areas of CFD applications and process integration include: Turbulence, Multiphase including VoF Eulerian Lagrangian and Particle Physics, Transportation including Aerospace, Ground Transportation and Marine, Numerics, Meshing, HPC/Architectures, API and Infrastructural, Documentation and Tutorial Learning, Optimisation, Electrification, Combustion and Heat Transfer.

Event record first posted on April 9, 2020, last modified on July 3, 2020