Using “Mean Age of Air” in CFD Analysis
Using “Mean Age of Air” in CFD Analysis
Characterizing Transient Behavior with a Steady State Solution
By Kelly Hile
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How Azore Incorporates Wall Treatment for Any Mesh
How Azore Incorporates Wall treatment for Any Mesh
In Azore, we’ve built in wall treatments that do not burden the modeler with unnecessary mesh topology and length scale requirements.
By Dr. Jeff Franklin, P.E.
Turbulence Modeling Deep-dive
A Turbulence Modeling Deep-dive with Azore CFD’s Lead Developer
By Dr. Jeff Franklin, P. E.
In today’s blog article, the lead developer of Azore, Dr. Jeff Franklin, P.E., explains the nuances of turbulence modeling and compares the k-epsilon and the k-omega SST turbulence models.
Impressive Scale-up Performance with Azore® CFD
Impressive Scale-up Performance with Azore® CFD
By Kelly Hile
Computing resources today are improving at a rapid pace. High performance computers have more cores than ever before, and the numbers keep climbing. In 2023, some double processor CPUs are up to 196 cores on a single machine.
CFD Modeling Meets Wind Tunnel Design... and the Rest is History
cncasc
Tue, 08/29/2023 - 15:13
CFD Modeling Meets Wind Tunnel Design...and the Rest is History
By Kelly Hile
Optimizing Battery Cooling with Azore® CFD
Azore provides the computational tools needed to test out a power company’s battery storage facility design prior to installation. Read the blog to learn more.
Diesel Exhaust Simulations in Azore®
Diesel Exhaust Simulations in Azore®
By Kelly Hile
Using Azore CFD for Data Center Flow Modeling
Azore CFD is a powerful tool for the optimization of data centers, particularly in helping reduce energy use and optimize cooling systems.
AZORE® CFD Visits iFly
cncasc
Wed, 06/01/2022 - 15:56
AZORE® CFD Visits iFly and simulates the experience inside an indoor skydiving wind tunnel. Indoor skydiving through the lens of computational fluid dynamics.
Transient Toolbox
cncasc
Wed, 05/25/2022 - 16:19
A look at the data management and post-processing tools within Azore that were designed to make transient simulations easier.