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UpFront Engineering Simulation
8020 Engineering Ltd
Aston Court, Kingsmead Business Park Frederick Place, High Wycombe, HP11 1LA United Kingdom
UpFront Engineering Simulation
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...A division of
CFdesign Advanced Course
UpFront Engineering Simulation offers advanced and complementary courses to the CFdesign Fundamentals Course. These may include:
CFdesign custom training with your 3D CAD assembly
Bring your own model for custom
training, with tips and tricks for best results. This also works as an extension
of the introduction training with an extra day to focus on your own assembly. This
is by default combined with any of the three course types below.
Motion
Motion training
gives the attendee a close look into various types of simulations containing moving
solid geometry. These are for devices such as pumps, fans, control valves, mixers
and much more. The moving geometry is not limited to just rotating, but can also
include translating, nutating, free moving etc.
CFdesign for Electronics Cooling
All
aspects of electronics cooling simulations with CFdesign. Model setup, natural/forced
convection, radiation and conjugate, component models, PCB calculator etc. (A brief
introduction to electronics cooling is given in the introduction training.)
Advanced
Module
In-depth look into the Advanced Module capabilities that your specific simulations
require, meaning functionality such as scalar mixing, transient simulations, radiation
and more.
Prerequisites
Attendance on the CFdesign Fundamentals Course.
All public courses are held at our offices in High Wycombe. Courses run from 0930 to 1700 each day. For details of prices, availability and nearby accommodation please contact us.
‘Using CFD to predict electronics assembly casing temperatures’
‘All Training courses available on and off-site and are fully customisable’
‘Using CFD for guide vane positioning within a compressor housing with a rotating impeller’