Cooling water installations are designed to cool an installation in the event of a nearby fire. This can be necessary if the contents of a tank or pressure vessel are likely to expand with heat. We can use BOSfluids to perform hydraulic calculations of steady state flows in a cooling water system that includes many deluge nozzles (sprinklers).
The latest BOSfluids release brings a new, low-cost license option that is aimed at users who are primarily interested in performing steady state analyses.
The new BOSfluids release brings many small and large improvements to its user interface that make it even more efficient and versatile.
Dynaflow Research Group has performed the design and analysis for the firewater deluge layout of two large production modules of a floating production storage and
Today Dynaflow Research Group will join the TU Delft Institute for Computational Science and Engineering (DCSE) in hosting an introductory course in the use of
Dynaflow performed an pulsation analysis study for a client where a silencer check was required to dampen the pulsations generated by a rotary lobe blower.
Last month Dynaflow co-presented a graduate course: “Practical Introduction to Parallel Programming”. The course was organized by the chair on Multiscale Engineering Fluid Dynamics at
June 9th Dynaflow will join Hexagon PPM’s Industry Insight with Stressman Engineering. Our lead software engineer Mark Groen will join this event to discuss the
Dynaflow Research Group and Hexagon PPM join forces for a series of webinar sessions. In three webinar live sessions we will elaborate how leveraging BOSfluids
The new version of the PRG Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software suite has been released. PRG 2021 contains FEPipe v15.0, NozzlePRO v15.0 and FEATools v15.0
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