by Irena Juretić | Mar 21, 2016 | Blog updates
It is very challenging to be a CFD beginner. Coming from a different background and not being an engineer, I personally can relate to all of our beginner-level users. You often feel as if you need a booklet, something like „CFD for dummies“. And when you luckily...
by Irena Juretić | Jan 9, 2016 | Blog updates
We at Creative Fields care about future generations, seeing them as potential future co-workers so we do our best to help them educate and prepare them for all the challenges of today’s and tomorrow’s labour market. Therefore, in the spring of 2015, we donated our...
by Franjo Juretić | Nov 22, 2015 | Blog updates
In thermodynamics, there are two important laws – the first one refers to the conservation of energy and the second one refers to entropy. It is easy to describe the same processes in the economy, as well as in everyday life. Surprisingly, the thermodynamics and...
by Franjo Juretić | Jul 20, 2015 | Blog updates
Many problems solved with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) are of an anisotropic nature, such as boundary layers and free surfaces, and they require anisotropic computational meshes to solve these problems efficiently. These features impose stringent requirements on...
by Franjo Juretić | Nov 3, 2014 | Blog updates
Meshes consisting of arbitrary polyhedra have gained popularity in the CFD community over the last decade, as a consequence of the advances in solver technology. Furthermore, polyhedral meshes can be generated by retrieving the dual of a tetrahedral mesh, and there...
by Franjo Juretić | Jul 28, 2014 | Blog updates
Simulation methods have gained popularity due to large increases in computer power and the development of feasible numerical methods. However, these methods require spatial discretization often represented in the form of a mesh or a point cloud. In CFD the Finite...
