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FIFTY2 PreonLab 4.3.0
FIFTY2 PreonLab 4.3.0 | 133.2 mb
The PreonLab development team is pleased to announce the availability of PreonLab 4.3 the last update for our 4.x lifecycle. This release is again packed with great new features that will help you to enjoy your daily work with PreonLab even more.
PreonLab 4.3 Released - Date: November 2, 2020
-Keyframe Looping:This will lift keyframing to the next level. Keyframe looping makes defining recurring motion a pleasure.
-Volume Source:In PreonLab 4.3 you can now specify the exact amount of fluid that needs to be generated inside a geometry. The improved Volume Source will do exactly what you tell it to do.
-Performance:We have improved the scalability of some components that previously didn't perform optimally with many cores and many MPI nodes. Most notably, this includes local refinement, multiphase simulations, the snow solver and the implicit viscosity solver.
-Usability:We turned searching statistics in the Description Dialog from beast to beauty and added the ability to choose for the unit of a specific statistic. You will also enjoy the improved workflow when selecting multiple objects in the Property Editor.
-Snow Solver:Presets ahead! With the new snow presets you can choose from several different snow variants. Furthermore we have been working on the performance of the snow solver - make sure you fastened your seatbelt.
Furthermore, PreonLab 4.3 also introduces improvements of the Airflow import, the Car supension model, the Heat Flux sensor and many more.
PreonLabis the disruptive innovation for CFD simulation. It focuses on simulating free-surface flow in highly dynamic simulation setups with minimal preprocessing effort. No meshing is required even for complex objects and kinematics. The software enables accurate prediction of the flow paths of water or oil helping to improve the design of components and integration into the whole vehicle. With PreonLab it is possible to create impressive animations of the simulation results.
PreonLab - Gearbox Simulation Setup Demo[/center]
Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Freiburg, Germany, FIFTY2is a constantly growing start-up and think tank for world class researchers and engineers. The first product, PreonLab, is a particle-based simulation software for free-surface fluids which is unique in its ease of use, high performance and visualization capabilities. PreonLab is productively used by more than 50 companies in 12 countries.
The global high-tech company AVL List GmbH has acquired shares in FIFTY2 Technology GmbH, located in Freiburg, Germany.
Product:FIFTY2 PreonLab
Version:4.3.0
Supported Architectures:x64
Website Home Page :www.fifty2.eu
Language:english
System Requirements:PC *
Size:133.2 mb
PreonLab runs on Windows 7 and higher versions. Please note, that you will need administrative privileges in order to install, update or uninstall PreonLab on Windows.
PreonLab requires a graphical desktop environment and a graphics card, that supports at least OpenGL 3.3. The command line version PreonCLI as well as the Python package do not require graphics. It can be used to run simulations or execute Python scripts that utilize the PreonPy API.
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