What's New in Aspherix® 6.6.0?
A new release brings several key improvements: a dedicated command now enables the calculation of temporal residuals for better monitoring of simulation convergence over time.
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A new release brings several key improvements: a dedicated command now enables the calculation of temporal residuals for better monitoring of simulation convergence over time.
A new and powerful way to define particle compositions has been introduced.
Modelling radiative heat transfer is now possible - an efficient distance-based approximation method has been implemented.
Missed a massflow-measurement or residence timecalculation in your simulation set up?
Lagrangian spray modeling is now accessible directly through the graphical user interface, streamlining setup and simulation of particle-laden flows. Usability has been further improved with the introduction of the custom_material_properties command, enabling more flexible material definitions. In a
A new feature enables droplets to deposit liquid upon impact with a surface mesh. The deposited liquid is recorded using the liquidContent mesh property.
A new coupling between Elmer (FEM) and Aspherix® has been released!