Flownex

The smell of fireworks and freedom is in the air! This year, my contribution to the family's Independence day festivities is a smoked brisket. Unfortunately, I have learned from experience that cooki...

Flownex 2024 has added version control in the form of a Git Client. In Git, all versions of a project and related files are stored in either a local or a remote repository (aka "repo"). This benefits...

The 2023 release of Flownex is adding even more benefits to close out 2023. Flownex® SE 8.15.1 a has improved GIS importing capabilities, transient node results, and flexible graph axis labels. The ...

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Today we will walk through how to obtain and maintain a license by connecting to a server and checking out a license. Flownex requires that users to have a license to run, so checking out a license m...

Pressure formatting varies with the target industry. Many solvers, including Flownex use absolute pressure to resolve the mass, momentum and energy equations. However, it is often convenient to view ...

Many Flownex users are familiar with using the Designer to size components to meet design requirements or using parameter tables to sweep through various operating conditions. Well, what if you need ...

The newest release of Flownex offers many intuitive features to expedite your workflow. One of my personal favorites is the steady state boundary condition. This is a powerful tool that can reduce cl...

Striking the right balance between fidelity and solve speed can be difficult. Flownex has several methods of handling timesteps. We will cover some basics of the adaptive time step as well as how to ...

The anticipated 2023 version of Flownex (8.15.0.5222) has just been released under 8.15.0. This release comes with several major enhancements. This release focuses on improving workflow productivity,...