Fluid Flow and Electronics Cooling Seminar for the MCAD World

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA -- Blue Ridge Numerics will begin a 19 city seminar tour this week for product development engineers and engineering managers.

This educational and interactive seminar provides an up-close look at how a new generation of engineers is using CFdesign as an extension of their 3D MCAD system to optimize fluid flow and heat transfer performance.

Companies using CFdesign report that on average they are able to reduce the time it takes to develop an optimized product design by 70% while cutting department-level costs by 65%.

The CFdesign customer list includes BAE Systems, Bioject, Bristol Compressors, BWD Turbines, Cummins Engine, Delta Faucet, Honda, Ingersoll-Rand, Moen, Moog, MTI MicroFuel Cells, Norgren, Northrop Grumman, Siemens, Spalding Sports, Sulzer Carbomedics, and Symbol Technologies.

"For most engineers, CFD has never been a realistic option because it imposes too many barriers on the product development process," explains Jim Spann, Blue Ridge Numerics' vice president of marketing. CFdesign has knocked down all these barriers and companies are eager to get an up-close look at this revolutionary technology. Local market seminars are a great way to get a thorough introduction."

Seating is limited.

The U.S. Seminar Schedule: Orlando -- March 11 Long Island -- March 13 Denver -- March 18 San Diego -- March 19 Irvine/Los Angeles -- March 20 Detroit -- March 25 Raleigh-Durham -- March 26 Toronto -- March 27 Dallas -- April 1 Houston -- April 3 Boston -- April 8 Philadelphia -- April 9 Cleveland -- April 10 Chicago -- April 15 San Jose -- April 16 Stamford, CT -- April 22 Phoenix -- April 23 Minneapolis -- April 24 Milwaukee -- April 29

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About Blue Ridge Numerics:

Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Charlottesville, VA, Blue Ridge Numerics Inc. is a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software company whose mission is to empower engineers and designers with tools to simulate fluid flow and heat transfer using 3D MCAD models so they can see how design concepts will perform under complex, real-world conditions early in the design cycle. To find out more, contact Blue Ridge Numerics at 434-977-2764.