SimWeek 16-17

Written on April 29th, 2018 by Slawomir Polanski

Finite Element Analysis

• Funny story of the Hooke’s law [ART]

Computational Fluid Dynamics

• What’s the Fastest Way to Dry Your Hands? [ART]

• Visualizing ocean asteroid impact [ART]

Scientists from Los Alamos National Laboratory are using #HPC to investigate how an asteroid’s kinetic energy is transferred to the #atmosphere and ocean. https://t.co/v3P5OU5pkX pic.twitter.com/V7eKasgwGH

— Los Alamos Lab (@LosAlamosNatLab) 20 April 2018

• CFD, PDEs, and HPC: A Thirty-Year Perspective [VID]

• You’ve been drinking Guinness all wrong! [ART]

• Subsonic to supersonic 2D channel flow with UFO-CFD & Paraview [VID]

• CFD analysis of a propeller with a damaged blade and the dynamic FEA behaviour of the propeller shaft. [VID]

• Spectral Element Method using NEK5000 [VID]

• Icebreaker ship Simulation with Discrete Element Method and ThreeParticle [VID]

This #SimulationFriday a cooling for hot summer days - Icebreaker ship Simulation with Discrete Element Method and #ThreeParticle pic.twitter.com/aUfeXKnmEi

— BECKER 3D GmbH (@BECKER_3D_GmbH) 7 July 2017

Engineering

• Thrashing the Future of Design With Topology Optimization and Skateboard Trucks [ART]

• Electric guitar tuner [VID]

• NASA’s GPM Catches Line of Strong Storms Responsible for Tornadoes in Eastern U.S. [ART]

• The camera to take high-resolution images of sound [VID]

• The Matryoshka effect: Researchers describe underwater phenomenon [ART]

• Disgusting. Oh wait… [VID]