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Turbomachinery Design and Optimization with AxSTREAM Announced

Training on turbomachinery design and optimization in Tokyo, Japan, Oct. 13-15.

By DE Editors  

August 31, 2009

By DE Editors

Engineers specializing in axial, radial, counter-rotating, and mixed flow turbomachinery are invited to take part in a three-day Interactive Workshop on Turbomachinery Design and Optimization with AxSTREAM. The workshop will be held on October 13-15, in Tokyo. It will be hosted by SoftInWay Inc.

This course is aimed at providing attendees with an in-depth practical knowledge of turbomachinery design to increase engineering efficiency and improve speed to market. During the training the engineers will use AxSTREAM software to perform preliminary designs of turbomachinery flow paths, inverse and direct 1D/2D analysis and optimization, 3D profiling/stacking of the airfoils, 3D FEA and CFD, and export of results to 3D CAD programs. 

The course includes a special track customized to participants’ interests: axial and radial turbomachinery, axial turbine, axial compressor, radial turbine, centrifugal compressor and retrofitting and performance upgrades. After the training all attendees will receive a one month license to the complete AxSTREAM software suite for the type of machine they chose to study. 

For more information, visit SoftInWay.

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

 

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