In Progress
Explore the exciting range of upcoming CFD features and innovative Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) projects currently underway at Bramble CFD.
Car Following Different Car
Easily run car following car simulations with different cars...
MeanCalc (OpenFOAM)
This tool is designed to monitor the workflow and solver progress, intelligently determining when a simulation has reached a stable state and can be stopped early...
New Documentation Portal
We're developing a new documentation portal within bramble that will serve as a comprehensive user guide and reference tool...
Star CCM+ RANS & DES
We’re currently integrating Star CCM+ into bramble to allow users to take advantage of bramble’s pre- and post-processing tools...
OpenFOAM CHT (Solids)
We are working to create and integrate an OpenFOAM Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT) solver within...
Car Following Different Car
This new CFD feature will enable users to easily run car following car simulations with different cars. Reflecting real-world conditions and enabling indepth aerodynamic evaluations.
MeanCalc (OpenFOAM)
This upcoming CFD feature is designed to monitor the workflow and solver progress, intelligently determining when a simulation has reached a stable state and can be stopped early. By identifying the appropriate averaging interval and stopping point, it helps improve efficiency and prevents unnecessary use of core hours.
Star CCM+ RANS & DES
We’re currently integrating Star CCM+ into bramble to allow users to take advantage of bramble’s pre- and post-processing tools, data management features, and ultimately streamline their workflow and save time.
New Documentation Portal
We’re developing a new documentation portal within bramble that will serve as a comprehensive user guide and reference tool. This upcoming CFD feature will include user guides, screenshots, tutorials, and videos, functioning like an integrated wiki for bramble users.
OpenFOAM CHT (Solids)
We are working to create and integrate an OpenFOAM Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT) solver within bramble. This will enable bramble users to run thermal simulations for solids.