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

CFD Jobs Database since last week (Sun, Jun 16, 2019):  

 

#15952: Postdoc in CFD of Flows over Porous Surfaces using LBM 

       University of Southampton, PostDoc Position 

       United Kingdom, Hampshire, Southampton 

 

#15951: Postdoctoral Fellow in Biological Flow 

       University of Louisville , PostDoc Position 

       United States, Kentucky , Louisville  

 

#15949: PhD position in computational hydrodynamics(swimming) 

       Queen's University Belfast, PhD Studentship 

       United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Belfast 

 

#15948: Hydraulic Design Engineer 

       Sulzer Pumps Solutions Ireland Ltd, Job in Industry 

       Ireland 

 

#15946: The Gianna Angelopoulos Lectureship in Scientific Computing 

       Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge, Job in Academia 

       United Kingdom, Cambridgeshire, Cambridge 

 

#15945: Technical Solution Consultant (CFD), Pune 

       Dassault Systemes, Job in Industry 

       India, Maharashtra, Pune 

 

#15944: PhD Opportunities in Two-Phase Flows 

       The University of Sydney, PhD Studentship 

       Australia, New South Wales, Sydney 

 

#15943: Energy Saving Induction Melting by Electromagnetic Containment 

       University of Greenwich, PhD Studentship 

       United Kingdom, London 

 

#15942: LES/LSM postdoctoral position: Land-atmosphere interactions 

       Duke University, PostDoc Position 

       United States, North Carolina, Durham 

 

#15941: LES for atmospheric flows 

       Barcelona Supercomputing Center, Job in Academia 

       Spain, Barcelona, Barcelona 

 

#15940: PhD Assistantship Positions 

       Virginia Commonwealth University, Job in Academia 

       United States, VA, Richmond 

 

#15939: PhD in advanced computational methods for microfluidics 

       Queensland University of Technology - LAMSES group, PhD Studentship 

       Australia, Queensland, Brisbane 

 

#15938: Assistant Professors, Associate Professors, Professors 

       M S Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Job in Academia 

       India, Karnataka, Bengaluru (Bangalore)  

 

#15921: Internship in AI tensorflow for high speed flow 

       Temasek Laboratories, NUS, Internship 

       Singapore 

 

#15909: Postdoc in CFD of turbulent flows or meteorology 

       University of Houston, PostDoc Position 

       United States, Texas, Houston 

 

#15904: PhD in CFD and Fluid Mechanics 

       University of Houston, PhD Studentship 

       United States, Texas, Houston 

 

#15896: Ph.D. in Engine CFD 

       University of Massachusetts Lowell, PhD Studentship 

       United States, Massachusetts, Lowell 

 

#14601: PhD fellowship in Aerospace Engineering 

       Gyeongsang National University, , PhD Studentship 

       South Korea, Gyeongnam, Jinju 

 

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

 

Simerics, Inc. is pleased to announce the release of Version 5.0 of Simerics-MP+ (formerly PumpLinx) CFD software. The centerpiece of the latest release is a multi-node, distributed memory parallel solver, yielding blazing computational speeds. The model set-up time is fast due to minimum time spent in CAD preparation as well as user friendly templates. Accurate results are obtained while preserving the track record of robustness. Together with other innovations, the rapid expansion in the capabilities of the software continues unabated.

About Simerics MP+

Simerics-MP+ is a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software developed and sold by Simerics, Inc. with offices in Seattle, Detroit, Stuttgart and Bangalore. The software can be used to simulate and analyze a wide range of components and systems and drive product design and development. It is used across industries such as automotive, aerospace, marine, hydraulic, turbomachinery, semiconductor etc.

Advantages: The key advantages are two-fold. First, the speed of both model setup and run times are often several-fold greater than the state of the art which together with robustness provide the user with compelling efficiency gains. Second, a wide range of applications can be simulated (some of which cannot be simulated using alternative software), thus, providing the user with a technological advantage. All this while solving the complete set of time dependent three-dimensional transport equations of mass, momentum, energy and species.

Applications: Simerics-MP+ can be used to simulate a wide range of three-dimensional CFD system level and component models. 1.System examples include complete 3D-CFD models of engine cooling, lubrication, fuel delivery etc. 2.Component examples include e-motors, batteries, heat exchangers, turbochargers, aircraft landing gear, electronic cooling, fuel injectors, gear boxes, bearings, after-treatment, fans, thermostat etc. 3.Vehicle CFD examples include external aero, thermal, cabin comfort, windshield deicing, brake cooling, induction system, water fording, fuel tank filling, cooling system filling, exhaust system etc. 4.Marine examples include modeling complex maneuvers of planing and displacement hulls as well as modeling propellers, water jets etc. 5.Pumps: Vane, Variable Vane, Gerotor, Crescent, External Gear, Radial Piston, Bent Axis Piston, Progressive Cavity, Swash Plate Piston, Rolling Piston, Variable Flow Gear etc. 6.Compressors: Scroll, Lobe, Single Screw, Twin Screw, Rolling Piston, Reciprocating, Vacuum etc. 7.Valves: Spool, Control, Release, Ball, Poppet, Flip, Axial, Circumferential etc.

Physics: Superior physics include unstable transient flows, multi-phase flows, conjugate heat transfer, radiation heat transfer, flows through narrow gaps of microns, predict motion of solid regions using FSI (fluid-solid interaction), cavitation, aeration, non-Newtonian flows etc.

Validation: The software has been extensively validated with measurements for various applications and physics.

Germany, September 24, 2019

The digital transformation of the construction industry is well
underway - keyword "Building Information Modelling - BIM", its
goal being innovative system solutions for buildings. The new
seminar SimXp, organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for
Building Physics IBP and the simulation specialist ISimQ, will
demonstrate how to combine simulation and experimental methods
to this end.

Description:

 

The digital transformation of the building industry is underway  

- keyword “Building Information Modelling – BIM”. The added  

value of digital models extends far beyond the traditional  

methods of building planning. The SimXp seminar on 24 and 25  

September 2019 in Holzkirchen, Germany, will show how to  

combine simulation and experimentation to benefit from  

digitalisation successfully. 

 

SimXp focusses on digital planning tools for optimising energy  

efficiency and indoor climate. The seminar is organised by the  

Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics IBP and the  

simulation specialists of ISimQ. Digitalisation and the  

resulting information density are the prerequisites for life  

cycle-oriented, integral building planning. Thanks to BIM,  

interdisciplinary project teams will be able to link the  

requirements from architecture, building physics, technical  

building services, facility and energy management to an  

unprecedented degree and develop comprehensive solutions based  

on this information. Digitalisation is taking place across all  

phases, from drafting to commissioning and operational  

optimisation. Early simulations of the thermo-energetic  

behaviour and computer-aided models for evaluating the  

resulting comfort and user acceptance are the starting point  

for innovative building system solutions. They form building  

blocks of a digital building twin, i.e. a virtual building  

image for planning and operation. 

 

SimXp aims at engineers, project managers and executives  

responsible for research and development, innovation management  

and business development in the construction sector. 

India, June 24, 2019

A 5 days workshop on "Computational Fluid Dynamics with Chemical Engineering Applications" is being conducted by the Department of Chemical Engineering, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur from 24th June to 28th June 2019. General CFD aspects and the Chemical Engineering perspectives of CFD with relevant applications are being discussed in this 5 days workshop. Sessions are being handled by eminent faculty from IIT Madras, NIT and Scientists from R&Ds.

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

CFD Jobs Database since last week (Sun, Jun 9, 2019):  

 

#15937: Project assistant 

       IIT Madras, Job in Academia 

       India, Tamil Nadu, Chennai 

 

#15936: Post-doc position: Advanced Lattice Boltzmann modelling 

       M2P2 - Aix Marseille Université, PostDoc Position 

       France, Marseille 

 

#15935: CFD Engineer - Electronics Thermal Managment 

       Engineering Consulting Company, Job in Industry 

       United States, Washington , Redmond 

 

#15934: Shape and Topology Optimization of Industrial Burners 

       Politecnico di Milano, Job in Academia 

       Italy, MI, Milano 

 

#15933: Project Test Engineers 

       Siemens Industry Software Computational Dynamics India Private , Job in Industry 

       India, Maharashtra, Pune 

 

#15932: Postdoc analysing long-term transient simulations  

       Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, PostDoc Position 

       Germany, Hamburg 

 

#15931: 2D CFD ANSYS 

       Apollo Services, Contract Work 

       Australia, NT, Alice Springs 

 

#15930: Project and Consulting Engineer 

       NUMECA International, Job in Industry 

       Belgium, Select One, Brussels 

 

#15929: Early Stage Researcher/Phd student 

       DCS Computing GmbH, Job in Industry 

       Austria, Linz 

 

#15928: moving and deforming structures in aeronautics using LBM 

       Aix Marseille University, M2P2 lab, PostDoc Position 

       France, Marseille 

 

#15927: Lattice Boltzmann modelling for high-Mach, high Reynolds flows 

       M2P2 - Aix Marseille Université - CNRS, PhD Studentship 

       France, Marseille 

 

#15926: Control of wind farms for power optimization and load reduction 

       KU Leuven, PhD Studentship 

       Belgium, Leuven 

 

#15925: MACHINE LEARNING 

       M. S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Job in Academia 

       India, Karnataka, Bangalore 

 

#15924: DEM modelling of deformable grains for industrial processes 

       Graz University of Technology, PhD Studentship 

       Austria, Styria, Graz 

 

#15923: Fully-Resolved Grain Deformation Models  and Fluids Coupling 

       Graz University of Technology, PhD Studentship 

       Austria, Styria, Graz 

 

#15922: PhD in Industry 4.0 

       University of Surrey, PhD Studentship 

       United Kingdom, Surrey, Guildford 

 

#15921: Internship in AI tensorflow for hypersonic flow 

       Temasek Laboratories, NUS, Internship 

       Singapore 

 

#15920: HYPERSONICS 

       M. S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Job in Academia 

       India, Karnataka, Bangalore 

 

#15919: PhD position in Computational and Theoretical Aero-acoustics 

       University of Strathclyde, PhD Studentship 

       United Kingdom, Glasgow 

 

#15918: Development of improved boundary conditions for solid walls in  

       Aix-Marseille University - CNRS, PhD Studentship 

       France, Marseille 

 

#15917: Development of a surface and mesh morpher for naval application 

       University of Genoa, PostDoc Position 

       Italy, Genova / La Spezia 

 

#15916: Immediate Openings in Computational Sciences 

       M. S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Job in Academia 

       India, Karnataka, Bangalore 

 

#15915: RESEARCH SCIENTIST IN FLUID DYNAMICS & ACOUSTICS 

       Dynaflow, Inc., Job in Industry 

       United States, MD, Jessup 

 

#15909: Postdoc in CFD of turbulent flows or meteorology 

       University of Houston, PostDoc Position 

       United States, Texas, Houston 

 

#15904: PhD in CFD and Fluid Mechanics 

       University of Houston, PhD Studentship 

       United States, Texas, Houston 

 

#15695: Computational modeling of microswimmers in flow field 

       University of Stuttgart, Internship 

       Germany, BW, Stuttgart 

 

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

 

ASME Turbo Expo, the must-attend event for turbomachinery professionals, is taking place in Phoenix, AZ, USA this year from June 17th to 21st. NUMECA will be there and we are pleased to invite you to a free Lunch & Learn Session on Tuesday, June 18.

FULL ENGINE PRESENTATION

The NUMECA paper "A Methodology for Steady and Unsteady Full-Engine Simulations of Power Generation and Propulsion Systems" will be presented Thursday, June 20, from 10:15AM - 12:15PM - Track 41, Location 126-ABC.

The work will discuss the steady or time-accurate simulation of a full aero-engine within one single code, with the purpose to meet future requirements in terms of low emissions, high reliability and efficiency.

Please CLICK HERE to view the abstract.

LUNCH AND LEARN

We are pleased to invite you to a Lunch & Learn Session

Date : Tuesday, June 18 at 12:45 pm

Location: Room 101B, Convention Center (West Bldg)

Agenda

• The next generation of CFD methodologies for highly reliable simulations - Charles Hirsch
• The new multiphysics OMNIS environment - breadth of technology - Marc Tombroff
• OMNIS™ Agile, the NUMECA/Concepts NREC all-in-one environment for turbomachinery design, analysis and optimization (Pres and Demo) - Yannick Baux and Peter Weitzman

Attention: registration is mandatory. Please fill the registration form to register for this event:

REGISTER HERE