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TURBOdesign Suite 2021R1 Release

Video available on demand.

In this webinar, we will show you the major features and enhancements:

New more robust solver for TURBOdesign1;
New import function which allows the import of all important parameters;
Further enhancement to the unit system allowing more flexible choice of units for different variables throughout;
Further improvement to the control point system used for loading, thickness, blockage and stacking;
Now available: the reverse engineering function accessible in TURBOdesign CAD;
Support for export of *.ibl files for Pro/E;
New TURBOdesign Pre module for Francis turbines.

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TDSuite 2021R1 Release

On March 4th, 2021

Over the past 21 years, TURBOdesign Suite and its unique 3D inverse design based approach to turbomachinery design has helped many leading companies in industries such as pumps, fans, chiller compressors and turbochargers to develop more efficient designs and hence has contributed in significant reductions in CO2 emissions. But given the current requirements for turbomachinery design, 3 years ago we decided to develop, from the ground up, a new platform for turbomachinery design that will enable an intuitive design system that can be picked up by any engineer without much previous experience of turbomachinery design.

We wanted a system that provides a simple framework to quickly come up with designs that meet the required duty point and also help designers to make judgements in terms of contrasting design requirements such as cavitation and efficiency for pumps or noise and efficiency for fans or efficiency and range for compressors. TURBOdesign Suite 2020.1, which was released in September 2020, represent a first step in the development of this fully integrated easy to use system for all types of turbomachinery.

We are planning two releases in 2021: 2021R1 in March and 2021R2 in September.
For more information, we invite you to register for this upcoming webinar.

Mehrdad Zangeneh

Advanced Design Technology

Mehrdad Zangeneh is founder and managing director of Advanced Design Technology and Professor of Thermofluids at University College London. His research interests cover development of computational design methods based on 3D Inverse Design and automatic optimization to a variety of turbomachinery applications (such as pumps, turbines, compressors and pumps). More recently he has focused on the development of multi-disciplinary optimization methods that aim to improve both aerodynamic and structural performance of turbomachinery. He has published more than 120 papers in journals and refereed conferences and has been granted 7 international patents.

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