by Ivor Annetts | Jan 21, 2026 | Bramble Blog, Bramble Analysis Blog
Over the past few months, we’ve been significantly expanding Bramble’s CFD mesh morphing capabilities. The latest release introduces a major step forward: parameter-driven geometry morphing, allowing deformations to be controlled using geometric variables such as...
by Ivor Annetts | Oct 10, 2025 | Bramble Blog, Bramble Analysis Blog
Every CFD engineer knows that the real challenge begins after the simulation finishes – turning CFD results into something that others can understand. Copying plots into reports, building force tables, noting why a run was done and what was learned – it’s...
by Ivor Annetts | Oct 3, 2025 | Bramble Blog, Bramble Tutorial
Sometimes you may want to view your CFD results in a desktop tool like ParaView for further analysis. This guide explains how to export volume data from Bramble and download it to your computer. Step 1: Create an ‘Extra Export’ The volume data for a...
by Catriona | Oct 1, 2025 | Bramble Blog
Accelerating Motorsport Aero Development In motorsport, every millisecond on track counts, and so do the engineering hours between race weekends. Aerodynamicists and CFD engineers are under constant pressure to design, test, and refine aero concepts faster than ever,...
by Ivor Annetts | Sep 24, 2025 | Bramble Blog, Bramble Tutorial
Why MeanCalc? Running DES simulations can often mean striking a balance between accuracy and cost. Without the right tools, simulations risk overrunning and consuming unnecessary compute resources. MeanCalc by Upstream CFD, integrated into bramble, solves this problem...
by Catriona | Sep 11, 2025 | Bramble Blog
Achieve more reliable CFD simulations with Meancalc Running high-fidelity CFD simulations can be time consuming and computationally intensive. Whether you’re simulating external aerodynamics for a motorsport vehicle or automotive car, truck, bike or boat,...
