BOSpulse: Improved and more efficient user interface
This new BOSpulse release brings many small and large improvements to its user interface that make it even more efficient and versatile.
16 May 2023
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This new BOSpulse release brings many small and large improvements to its user interface that make it even more efficient and versatile.
The latest BOSfluids release brings improved and extended Surge Vessel, Tank and Orifice element types. The Surge Vessel element has been extended with support for modeling vented air vessels.
Dynaflow Research Group announces the opening of a new US-based office, Dynaflow Research Group, Inc., located in Houston, Texas.
In April of this year Dynaflow Research Group will present two papers at the International Conference on Pressure Surges.
The latest BOSfluids release comes with a new set up of the first two top-level tab pages in the user interface
The BOSpulse element collection has been extended with a new element type for modeling shell and tube heat exchangers.
From March 20th until March 24th, Dynaflow Research Group will collaborate with the Numerical Analysis group of the Department of Applied Mathematics at Delft University
In the next release of our pulsation analyses software BOSpulse, version 5.1, we will introduce a new modelling tool to generate the elements that make up a complete Pulsation Suppression Devices (PSD) based on a limited number of input parameters.
BOSfluids not only provides support for sophisticated transient analyses, but also provides robust and increasingly advanced support for steady state and quasi steady state analyses. This is highlighted by the latest BOSfluids release that extends the steady state analysis type with support for parameter studies.
Improved and more efficient user interface for ISOtracer 2.3
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