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After a competitive edge in your race-car aerodynamic setup? Building a lap-simulation?  Or wanting to understand how your vehicle's performance [...]

In a recent article we covered how we went about migrating from a commercial CFD software package to OpenFOAM.  After [...]

When a simulation completes, we want to quickly determine what the effect of our test was. How have the forces [...]

Back in the early-2000s some of our longer serving (older!) staff, myself included, were working at British American Racing - [...]

When is a simulation complete?  When it finishes solving, or when the postpro has generated, or even when someone has [...]

Different workflows can require different mesh settings and having to manually update these can be a pain, especially if you [...]

Changes in mesh recipe and solver settings will invariable result in different CFD solutions.  Consequently, it is important to ensure [...]

Testing geometries over multiple flow conditions is an effective method of producing more robust designs.  Where these flow conditions are [...]

Over past decade, we have seen more and more development programmes go straight from CFD to production without wind tunnel [...]