TURBOMACHINERY

Are you attending the ASME Turbo Expo in The Netherlands June13-17, 2022?

Cadence will be there, and we are looking forward to meeting you.

Where can you find us at the conference?

Lunch and Learn session

We are organizing 2 sessions at the premises of the ASME Turbo Expo, i.e., in the main conference center of the Ahoy. It's an excellent opportunity to interact and learn about the innovations in turbomachinery applications and how our latest CFD products can help solve the complex application-specific problems.

Date and time: June 14th, 2022 - Session 1: 12:30pm – 1:30pm, Session 2: 3:30pm – 4:30pm

Seats are limited! Register now to ensure your spot.

REGISTER HERE

AGENDA

A New Generation of Industrial CFD Solvers for Scale Resolving Simulations - Prof. Charles Hirsch, Cadence Fellow

Discover Fidelity CFD Software for Faster, High-Accuracy Turbomachinery Simulation - Yannick Baux, CFD Product Engineering Director, Cadence

Fidelity-Agile – Turbomachinery Design on the Cadence Fidelity Platform - Peter Weitzman, President, Agile Engineering Software, at Concepts NREC

Women in Engineering

Cadence is proud to be sponsoring the Women in Engineering Networking Program at the ASME Turbo Expo.

Virginie Barbieux, Senior Product Engineering Manager at Cadence, will talk during the Women in Engineering dinner event about gender equity at workplaces, discuss about the growing number of women in senior management positions, and address different means of reinforcing a sense of belonging towards fellow women engineers at the workplace.

Virginie has a degree in mechanical engineering with a specialization in fluid dynamics, and her interest in CFD has helped her develop a career in the same. According to her, "There is no doubt that women engineers perform equal or better than their male counterparts at work." This is definitely going to be an exciting session for all the women engineers out there!

Date of the dinner: June 14th, 2022

Meet our experts and watch demos at our booth

Our experts are looking forward to meeting with you. They can answer all your questions, show you demos, help with specific technical questions or just give you an overview of everything Fidelity CFD can do to help you increase the performance of your designs and accelerate your workflow, without loss of accuracy.

Visit us and learn more about Cadence CFD and our latest release Cadence Fidelity – Booth No. #308

The following new or updated CFD jobs have been posted in the  

CFD Jobs Database since last week (Sun, May 15, 2022):  

 

#17807: AVBP High Order 

       CERFACS, PostDoc Position 

       France, Occitanie, TOULOUSE 

 

#17806: Attribute engineer for aerodynamics and thermal management 

       TVS Motor Company, Job in Industry 

       India, Tamilnadu, Hosur, Bangalore 

 

#17805: Postdoctoral researcher - Air Quality 

       Curtin University, Job in Academia 

       Australia, Western Australia, Perth / Karratha 

 

#17804: Funded Ph.D position in modelling micrometeorology 

       INRAE - UMR ISPA, PhD Studentship 

       France, Bordeaux 

 

#17803: Complex modeling and simulation of near-wall particle dynamics 

       Inria, PhD Studentship 

       France, Sophia Antipolis 

 

#17802: Joint Postdoc in HK PolyU (Hong Kong) and NUS (Singapore) 

       The Hong Kong Polytechnic University & University of Singapore, PostDoc Position 

       * None * 

 

#17801: PhD Position in turbulent cloud-aerosol interactions 

       Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS), Job in Academia 

       Germany, Saxony, Leipzig 

 

#17800: PhD Position in turbulent cloud-aerosol interactions 

       Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS), Job in Academia 

       Germany, Saxony, Leipzig 

 

#17799: Aerospace Post Doc 

       Accelerate Wind, PostDoc Position 

       United States, Illinois, Chicago 

 

#17798: 2 Ph.D. Positions in CFD DEM Simulation of Filtration Phenomena 

       Institute of Mech. Process Eng., University of Stuttgart, PhD Studentship 

       Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart 

 

#17797: Modeling of Nanoparticle Synthesis in Spray Flames 

       Heidelberg University, Heidelberg, PhD Studentship 

       Germany, Heidelberg 

 

#17796: Research in Computational High-Speed Flows 

       University of Kentucky, PhD Studentship 

       United States, Kentucky, Lexington 

 

#17795: Business Creation Consultancy Engineer 

       Concentration, Heat and Momentum Limited, Job in Industry 

       United Kingdom, London, Wimbledon 

 

#17794: Product Development Engineer (KTP Associate) 

       University of Exeter/Torin-Sifan Ltd, Job in Academia 

       United Kingdom, Devon, Exeter 

 

#17793: Ph.D. Student Positions in Numerical Fluid Dynamics 

       Gran Sasso Science Institute (GSSI), PhD Studentship 

       Italy, L'Aquila 

 

#17747: Ph.D. Student Position: Iron-Air Turbulent Flames 

       Tel Aviv University, School of Mechanical Engineering, PhD Studentship 

       Israel, Tel Aviv 

 

#17746: Postdoctoral Fellow Position: Iron-Air Turbulent Flames 

       Tel Aviv University, School of Mechanical Engineering, PostDoc Position 

       Israel, Tel Aviv 

 

#17745: Ph.D. Student Position: High-Speed Penetration 

       Tel Aviv University, School of Mechanical Engineering, PhD Studentship 

       Israel, Tel Aviv 

 

#17735: Postdoctoral Researcher in Gas Turbine/Rocket Engines 

       Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, UAE University, PostDoc Position 

       United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, Al Ain 

 

#17730: Postdoctoral Fellow Position: High-Speed Penetration 

       Tel Aviv University, School of Mechanical Engineering, PostDoc Position 

       Israel, Tel Aviv 

 

#17663: PhD student on CFD and ocean flow-structure interaction 

       City College of New York, CUNY, PhD Studentship 

       United States, NY, New York 

 

To learn more about these jobs please visit the CFD Jobs Database at https://www.cfd-online.com/Jobs/ 

 

On June 8th and 9th, it is CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley. It is planned to be in-person at the Santa Clara Convention Center in California, and that is already your first important reason to join us! We are finally getting back to face-to-face networking, enjoying wonderful food and drinks, and seizing invaluable opportunities to discuss, learn and share ideas and opinions with colleagues, peers, industry thought leaders, and experts, all gathered in one place.

The CFD Track will be held on Wednesday the 8th, and that brings me to six more valuable reasons to attend:

1. A Disruptive CFD Technology Applied to Automotive Simulations — Olivier Thiry, Cadence

Cadence presents a new technology based on advanced numerical algorithms that yield high scale-resolving accuracy on low-cell-count grids within fast turnaround times. The solver is fully integrated into an end-to-end platform that streamlines the geometry preparation, mesh generation, simulation, and co-/post-processing, leveraging the power of GPU infrastructures with minimal user intervention.

2. Advanced Modeling of Hypersonic Reentry — Maximilian Maigler, UniBw Munich

We will present the approach, results, and validation of modeling hypersonic reacting flows, specifically the reentry of spacecraft into Earth, Mars, and Titan atmospheres using advanced computational fluid dynamics. The models include dissociation behind the shock wave in front of the vehicles as well as ablation effects on the thermal protection system. We compare fully and semi-structured meshing approaches and results obtained by commercial (Ansys Fluent) and Open Source software (OpenFOAM with community packages). The validation is carried out using experimental data and existing publications for specific flow problems such as test geometries and several experimental and in-operation vehicles.

3. High-Lift Common Research Model: RANS, HRLES, and WMLES Perspectives for CLmax Prediction — Cetin Kiris, NASA Ames Research Center We will present a unified assessment of three turbulence treatments: Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS), Hybrid RANS/LES (HRLES), and Equilibrium Wall-Modelled Large Eddy Simulation (WMLES) for the High-Lift Common Research Model (CRM-HL).

4. Output-Based Mesh Adaptation for Low and High Speed Aerospace Regimes — Dr. Marshall Galbraith, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Output-based mesh adaptation is achieved by coupling the MIT SANS finite-element solver and metric optimization with the Pointwise mesh generator. The interface between SANS and Pointwise is a fine-grain point cloud of sizing requests that drives the Pointwise meshing algorithm. Viscous adaptation is achieved via a hybrid approach where sizing requests drive isotropic refinement, and viscous layers are apriori generated. Adaptation results are shown for 2D inviscid and viscous airfoil cases starting from extremely coarse initial mesh resolution, as well as select 2D hypersonic test cases.

5. Realizing CFD Vision 2030: Progress and Future Plans within the Aerospace Community — Jeffrey Slotnick, Boeing

This presentation will focus on the activities of the AIAA-sponsored CFD2030 Integration Committee (IC), which has been established to promote and advance the objectives of the Vision study. These activities include a thorough review and update of the technology development milestones and demonstrations outlined on the roadmap, a focus on defining the details of critical CFD Grand Challenges, and efforts to engage the aerospace and CFD communities through AIAA-hosted conference events, such as Forum 360 panel discussions. Finally, related activities closely aligned with the CFD2030IC, including CFD validation and prediction workshops, as well as efforts to advance Certification by Analysis, will also be discussed.

6. Towards Wall-Resolved Large Eddy Simulation of the NASA CRM High-Lift Configuration: Preliminary Results — ZJ Wang, University of Kansas

Supported by DOE's INCITE program, we are performing a wall-resolved large eddy simulation (WRLES) of the NASA Common Research Model (CRM) high-Lift Configuration on Summit. Progresses in many areas are needed to enable this undertaking: adaptive high-order methods, high-order mesh generation, implicit solution algorithms, and efficient implementation on extreme scale CPU/GPU clusters. Preliminary results will be presented.

Moreover, at the booths in the exhibition hall, our engineers will be available to answer any of your questions, show you live demos, help with advice and tips & tricks, and much more.

Want to join us?

Note: The event is FREE of charge for Cadence customers and partners. Please reach out to your Cadence contact for a promo code, or contact us.

The following new or updated CFD jobs have been posted in the  

CFD Jobs Database since last week (Sun, May 8, 2022):  

 

#17793: Ph.D. Student Positions in Numerical Fluid Dynamics 

       Gran Sasso Science Institute (GSSI), PhD Studentship 

       Italy, L'Aquila 

 

#17792: Research Assistant 

       IIT Bombay, Job in Industry 

       India, Maharashtra, Mumbai 

 

#17791: PhD student in CFD of water waves/field work  

       Florida International University, PhD Studentship 

       United States, FL, Miami 

 

#17790: Reactive transport simulation in heterogeneous porous media 

       University of Lorraine, GeoRessources Lab., PhD Studentship 

       France, Nancy 

 

#17789: Flow instabilities in wind energy production using CFD 

       INSA Rouen, France/ University of Sherbrooke, Canada , Job in Academia 

       France, Rouen 

 

#17788: Postdoctoral Fellow (Research Projects) Khalifa University UAE 

       Khalifa University of Science and Technology, UAE, PostDoc Position 

       United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi 

 

#17787: Software Engineer – CFD Application Development 

       Dassault Systemes, Job in Industry 

       United States, Massachusetts, Waltham, 

 

#17786: SIMULIA– Senior Software Engineer - CFD Grid Generation C++ 

       Dassault Systemes, Job in Industry 

       United States, Massachusetts, Waltham, 

 

#17785: SIMULIA– Principal Software Engineer - CFD Simulation   

       Dassault Systemes, Job in Industry 

       United States, Massachusetts, Waltham, 

 

#17784: SIMULIA– R&D Software Development Manager - CFD Simulation   

       Dassault Systemes, Job in Industry 

       United States, Massachusetts, Waltham, 

 

#17783: PhD in Modeling of Multi-Phase Cryogenic Flows 

       University of Perugia, PhD Studentship 

       Italy, Perugia 

 

#17782: Senior R&D Engineer 

       Ansys, Job in Industry 

       United States, NH, Lebanon 

 

#17780: Postdoc Research Associate 

       Mechanical Engineering, Rochester Institute of Technology, PostDoc Position 

       United States, New York, Rochester 

 

#17779: PhD Position in Hydrodynamics 

       NTNU Trondheim, Job in Academia 

       Norway, Trondheim 

 

#17747: Ph.D. Student Position: Iron-Air Turbulent Flames 

       Tel Aviv University, School of Mechanical Engineering, PhD Studentship 

       Israel, Tel Aviv 

 

#17746: Postdoctoral Fellow Position: Iron-Air Turbulent Flames 

       Tel Aviv University, School of Mechanical Engineering, PostDoc Position 

       Israel, Tel Aviv 

 

#17745: Ph.D. Student Position: High-Speed Penetration 

       Tel Aviv University, School of Mechanical Engineering, PhD Studentship 

       Israel, Tel Aviv 

 

#17730: Postdoctoral Fellow Position: High-Speed Penetration 

       Tel Aviv University, School of Mechanical Engineering, PostDoc Position 

       Israel, Tel Aviv 

 

#17602: CFD Development Engineer 

       CONVERGENT SCIENCE, Job in Industry 

       United States, WI, Madison 

 

#17412: CFD Combustion Engineer 

       CONVERGENT SCIENCE, Job in Industry 

       United States, WI, Madison 

 

#17163: Computational Geometry Engineer 

       CONVERGENT SCIENCE, Job in Industry 

       United States, WI, Madison 

 

To learn more about these jobs please visit the CFD Jobs Database at https://www.cfd-online.com/Jobs/ 

 

Following the COVID-induced break, The Centre for Scientific Computing at the Department of Physics, The Cavendish Laboratory announces the 15th edition of the Summer School on Modelling of Coupled Problems in Applied Physics with OpenFOAM (NUMAP-FOAM) for graduate students and young researchers in Cambridge between 12 and 23 September 2022. The Program Chair is dr. Hrvoje Jasak.

Please apply by 15 June 2022. For further details, please see the link below.

May, 26 at 9 AM and 4 PM BST.

In this webinar, we demonstrate the optimum blade loading to control specific flow phenomena in pumps, such as secondary flow control in impellers, corner separation control in vaned diffusers or cavitation control in impellers.

Our past experience has shown that the optimum loading for a particular flow phenomenon has generality and can be applied in other similar applications.

Furthermore, using the inverse design approach, it’s very easy to design compact stages which can result in substantial reduction in manufacturing costs and still maintain good efficiency and cavitation performance.