simflow 2.0 has been released

newoscar · January 15, 2015, 13:27

simFlow team is pleased to announce availability of simFlow 2.0 – a modern toolbox for CFD simulations based on OpenFOAM libraries. simFlow 2.0 comes with CFD solvers for multiphase flows, cavitation, lagrangian particles, conjugate heat transfer, chemical reactions and more. Other most notable improvements include:

an enhanced graphical user interface
parallel meshing and dynamic mesh utilities
non-uniform boundary conditions
reading and writing cases in binary or compressed formats
many more.

Everyone is invited to download the free version of simFlow 2.0 from our website sim-flow.com.

GDCFD · May 18, 2015, 15:33

does anybody know what is the price for a commercial simflow license? (approximately).

I am sometimes using the free license but 100000 nodes is not enough! The interface is great and the handling easy and quite intuitive.

Thanks a lot

newoscar · July 14, 2015, 19:44

If you want to get a quotation on commercial or educational license price, just contact us through a form on the simFlow web page.

For those of you interested in user guide, I'm also giving a link to simFlow documentation.

Cheers!

January 15, 2015, 13:27	simflow 2.0 has been released	#1
newoscar New Member Oskar Grochowalski Join Date: Jan 2015 Posts: 9 Rep Power: 12	simFlow team is pleased to announce availability of simFlow 2.0 – a modern toolbox for CFD simulations based on OpenFOAM libraries. simFlow 2.0 comes with CFD solvers for multiphase flows, cavitation, lagrangian particles, conjugate heat transfer, chemical reactions and more. Other most notable improvements include: an enhanced graphical user interface parallel meshing and dynamic mesh utilities non-uniform boundary conditions reading and writing cases in binary or compressed formats many more. Everyone is invited to download the free version of simFlow 2.0 from our website sim-flow.com. francois, elvis, phsieh2005 and 1 others like this.

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May 18, 2015, 15:33		#2
GDCFD New Member GDel Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 12	does anybody know what is the price for a commercial simflow license? (approximately). I am sometimes using the free license but 100000 nodes is not enough! The interface is great and the handling easy and quite intuitive. Thanks a lot

July 14, 2015, 19:44		#3
newoscar New Member Oskar Grochowalski Join Date: Jan 2015 Posts: 9 Rep Power: 12	If you want to get a quotation on commercial or educational license price, just contact us through a form on the simFlow web page. For those of you interested in user guide, I'm also giving a link to simFlow documentation. Cheers!