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SpaceClaim And Simerics Form Partnership

Companies announce integration of SpaceClaim Engineer and PumpLinx/Simerics MP.

By DE Editors  

September 19, 2012

By DE Editors

SpaceClaim and Simerics announced a direct integration between SpaceClaim Engineer and PumpLinx/Simerics MP.

PumpLinx and Simerics MP simulate the heat transfer and fluid dynamics of complex systems. Pumplinx focuses on fluid pumps, motors, valves, compressors, and cavitation. Simerics MP offers the same core functionality (e.g., automated meshing, speed, accuracy, and physical models) for multi-purpose applications. "The integration with SpaceClaim Engineer provides an ideal tool for our customers to prepare complex geometry for our CFD solutions," said Sam Lowry, president of Simerics. "The combination is both extremely cost effective and easy to use and deploy."

"Coupling the direct modeling capabilities of SpaceClaim Engineer with the CFD simulation strengths of PumpLinx/Simerics MP provides the design engineer a cost-effective, comprehensive CAE design and testing solution," said Rich Moore, vice president of business development at SpaceClaim. "This integration will ensure we continue to capture key market segments and expand our base."

For more information, visit Simerics and SpaceClaim.

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


 
 

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