Flow Science Releases FLOW-3D Version 10

July 20, 2011 - PRLog -- Flow Science, Inc. announces the availability of a new release of its FLOW-3D computational fluid dynamics software. FLOW-3D version 10.0 is a major release that features fluid structure interaction and thermal stress evolution models that simulate and analyze the deformations of solid components and solidified fluid regions and resulting stresses in response to pressure forces and thermal gradients. The models use a combination of conforming finite-element and structured finite-difference meshes and have broad applications across industries.

Current users will experience a boost in speed with the implementation of SMP parallelization across the board for almost all models in FLOW-3D v10.0.

“Version 10 is one of the most important releases in the history of FLOW-3D. The code has advanced tremendously with the addition of the fluid structure interaction and thermal stress models, both of which give our users even more sophisticated and fundamental numerical modeling capabilities,” said Michael Barkhudarov, Flow Science’s Vice President of Research and Development.

Key models and improvements include:

   Fluid Structure Interaction Model
   Thermal Stress Evolution Model
   Iron Solidification Model
   Granular Flow Model
   Surface Wave Generator Additions
   Moisture Drying Model
   Solid Solute Dissolution Model
   Extended SMP Parallelization
   Optional Materials Properties Database

Go here for an  extensive description of the FLOW-3D v10.0 release.

Go here for an overview of FLOW-3D CFD software.

Flow Science has commenced shipment of the new release to customers under maintenance contracts.

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About Flow Science: Flow Science is a privately-held software company specializing in transient, free-surface CFD flow modeling software for industrial and scientific applications worldwide. Flow Science has distributors for FLOW-3D sales and support in nations throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia. Flow Science’s headquarters are located in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Flow Science can be found on the internet at http://www.flow3d.com.