CFD Events Calendar, Event Record #5832
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Modeling Vehicle Aerodynamics and Vehicle Thermal Management (VTM)
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This free online webinar will highlight the ways in which
numerical simulation
can be used to improve vehicle aerodynamics and thermal
management.
Guest Speaker Robert Lietz, CFD Technical Expert at Ford
Aerodynamics will
discuss how the availability of simulation data early in
the design process can
guide descision-making and minimize engineering risk, by
inspiring greater
confidence in the product.
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| Date: |
February 26, 2009
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| Location: |
http://www.cd-adapco.com/VehicleWebinar
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| Contact Email: |
liza@us.cd-adapco.com
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| Organizer: |
Liz Arndt
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| Softwares: |
STAR CCM+
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| Type of Event: |
Online Event, International
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| Description: |
Modeling Vehicle Aerodynamics and Vehicle Thermal
Management (VTM) -
Now more then ever vehicle manufacturers are under constant
consumer
driven pressure to produce innovative designs that are
aesthetically
appealing, environmentally friendly (in terms of fuel
efficiency and emissions)
and are cost effective. Manufacturers from the automotive,
trucking, heavy
equipment and even the defense industry all are
increasingly relying on
vehicle simulation to not only improve product performance,
but also to
reduce time-to-market and prototyping costs.
This free online webinar will highlight the ways in which
numerical simulation
can be used to improve vehicle aerodynamics and thermal
management. Ford
Motor Company's aerodynamics specialist will discuss how
the availability of
simulation data early in the design process can guide
decision-making and
minimize engineering risk, by inspiring greater confidence
in the product.
Demonstrations will show the process for setting up a full
three-dimensional
analysis, and techniques for evaluating and optimizing
particular components
in a design before building and testing prototypes.
Everyone who attends receives access to the automotive
resource center and
the opportunity to participate in a free software trial
program.
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Event record first posted on February 11, 2009, last modified on February 17, 2009
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