Explore key enhancements in the latests Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD 2205 release. Highlights include:
A new “Mesh Boolean” technology enables you to handle complex and extremely bad CAD geometry faster. When CAD Boolean cannot conduct Boolean operations successfully because of bad or dirty geometry (bad topology with missing entities, self-intersecting faces, etc.), the Mesh Boolean option can be used.
Mesh Boolean first meshes bodies separately and then conducts Boolean operations of the meshed bodies without using any CAD Boolean operations. This technology can prepare and mesh, even very dirty models faster and easier without any user prior adjustments or healing of the model, according to Siemens.
In previous versions “CAD Boolean” is the default option. “Preprocessor Boolean” is FLOEFD’s Boolean approach activated with “Improved Geometry Handling.” The new Mesh Boolean technology can be used together with the CAD Boolean diagnostic, combining Mesh Boolean and the convenience of getting additional information, such as a diagnostic of the fluid domain.
If the CAD Boolean diagnostic fails to detect the fluid domain, you still can mesh the model with Mesh Boolean. Additional subdomain diagnostics will be displayed in the Solver Monitor dialog. You are free to choose the default way of handling the geometry (CAD Boolean, Preprocessor Boolean (formerly called “Improved Geometry Handling” mode) or Mesh Boolean, as well as you can disable the CAD Boolean diagnostics.
1D Elements were introduced in Simcenter FLOEFD 2021.2.1. These allow you to simulate a pipe with a 1D solver. You can convert a pipe into a chain of 1D Elements and solve their fluid and thermal interactions using 1D CFD embedded in 3D CFD Simcenter FLOEFD. This allows you to increase simulation speed and reduce mesh requirements. The 1D Elements feature doesn’t require any module or additional license and now you can create multiple chains with this release.
Xcelerator Share is a cloud-based collaboration service that supports distributed working environments and is available with many Siemens software subscriptions. It is part of the Xcelerator Portfolio and provides:
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Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.


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