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ENGYS Releases Helix v. 3.3.2 Open-Source CFD for Enterprise

The new release also includes updates for all of HELYX's add-on solver modules including Adjoint, Coupled, Marine and Hydro.

ENGYS Releases Helix v. 3.3.2 Open-Source CFD for Enterprise
Source: ENGYS
HELYX is a comprehensive general purpose computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software package for engineering analysis and design optimization of enterprise applications. Image courtesy of ENGYS.

By DE Editors  

June 18, 2021

ENGYS has released 3.3.2 of HELYX, a general-purpose computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software solution for engineering design and optimization based on ENGYS' open-source simulation engine (HELYX-Core). The new release also includes updates for all of HELYX's add-on solver modules, namely: Adjoint, Coupled, Marine and Hydro.

HELYX 3.3.2 is mainly focused on bug fixes and code refinements to remove known issues found in the previous release 3.3.1. The fixes applied in this new version cover all aspects of the software, including the graphical user interface, meshing tools, setup utilities, flow solvers and documentation. A complete list of changes and additions is provided as part of the Release Notes delivered with the installation files.

If you are not a user of HELYX already, the company recommends checking out the HELYX product page to learn more about the software or contact ENGYS for further information and/or scheduling a live demo.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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