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Flow Science Announces New Consultancy Agreement with Minerva Dynamics

Posted By: Flow Science
Date:Thu, 4 Dec 2014, 6:34 p.m.

Flow Science, Inc. has announced a new consultancy agreement with Minerva Dynamics to provide computational fluid dynamics (CFD) services in the maritime, hydraulic engineering and manufacturing sectors.

Minerva Dynamics offers a UK-based resource to service the increasing need to simulate challenging free-surface flow problems, without the expense or technical constraints associated with scaled experimental testing. Minerva specializes in the simulation of hydrodynamic design problems and has selected the industry-leading free-surface flow software, FLOW-3D, to assist them.

With unparalleled experience combining the provision of state-of-the-art free-surface flow simulation, experimental testing and hands on practical design development, Minerva Dynamics looks forward to engaging with a wide client base and delivering valued insightful results at the design stage reducing development timescales and the associated costs while minimizing risk. Minerva Dynamics is based in the historic city of Bath in the south west of England. They can be found online at www.minervadynamics.com.

http://www.flow3d.com/flow-science-announces-new-consultancy-agreement-with-minerva-dynamics


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