by Ivor Annetts | Aug 26, 2022 | Bramble Blog, Bramble Tutorial
Different workflows can require different mesh settings. Having to manually update these can be a pain, especially if you forget and need to re-run your simulation! Workflow specific mesh settings allow bramble to intelligently activate refinements so you don’t have... 
by Ivor Annetts | Aug 19, 2022 | Bramble Blog
Changes in mesh recipe and solver settings will invariable result in different CFD solutions. Consequently, it is important to ensure consistency over the lifetime of a project. Especially if it is a long running project or has a number of involved engineers.... 
by Ivor Annetts | Aug 17, 2022 | Bramble Blog
Testing geometries over multiple flow conditions is an effective method of producing more robust designs. Where these flow conditions are changes in boundary conditions, such as velocity or yaw angle, it is not necessary to regenerate the mesh for each test, which is... 
by Ivor Annetts | May 4, 2022 | Bramble Blog
Over past decade, we have seen more and more development programmes go straight from CFD to production without wind tunnel testing. Reduced development costs are a principle driver in this trend, but increasing computer power has played a massive role too as it... 
by Ivor Annetts | Apr 26, 2022 | Bramble Blog
Bramble gives you the ability to model cars in cornering conditions where the wheels are steered, the body is rolled and, importantly, where the wind curves around the car rather than crossing it diagonally. Here we explain why engineers opt to use bramble’s corner... 
by Ivor Annetts | Mar 31, 2022 | Bramble Blog
We are pleased to announce that the bramble platform has been chosen by the PERRINN Project 424 team. It will be used to develop the aerodynamics of their innovative car for an attempt at the Nürburgring lap record. We are targeting to beat the electric record and...