Flownex

Today's post will discuss how to import a reduced order model (ROM) using a model exchange functional mockup unit (FMU). The FMU Import tool is great for reducing computationally expensive design ite...

Plotting data in the workbook designer may be useful for a variety of reasons. You may wish to plot the results of multiple steady state runs, compare data to empirical results, or even access graphs...

Today's blog will cover how to save an archived project to send to the support team. This is a relatively simple and straightforward process. For this post, I will be using Flownex version 8.14.1.484...

In large networks, time to process and transfer data may have an impact on solve time. Scripts are a commonly used for accessing component properties to dictate operating conditions or simulate contr...

In today’s engineering workflow, numerical simulation has become an essential step for users looking to gain a competitive edge. While component-level simulation has proven to be faster than mor...

Nonconformance in components or subsystems are important factors to consider when assessing the risk or reliability of a large or complex network. These may include component sizing, operating condit...

Today, we will tuning 1D vascular network boundary conditions to achieve a desired flow distribution and inlet pressure in Flownex. Flownex allows users to easily specify outflow using the designer, ...

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In the 2022 Flownex release (8.14.0) a new feature has been added to create Reduced Order Models. Today I'll go over the basics for creating a reduced order model and how this can be utilized. ...

Today, I will be discussing how to use a quick script component to calculate wave speed for a pipe in Flownex. We will be developing a script to determine the wave speed in two elastic tubes in diffe...