Computational fluid dynamics

14 August, 2005

Access to the latest in computational fluid dynamics is available on the new web site of CHAM.

The new web site of CHAM, which specialises in the computer simulation of fluid flow and heat flow, includes access to the PHOENICs on-line facility to assess this computational-fluid dynamics tool. Also on the site are brochures, news items, product updates and case studies. This site update is part of a planned development that will include an interactive forum to facilitate co-operation between the company’s academic and commercial customers.

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