Year: 2023 Version: 12.1 Developer: Cadence Platform: Windows 64-bit OS compatibility: yes System Requirements:
OS:Windows 10 Professional/Windows 11 Professional/Windows Server 2019
CPU:Intel/AMD
Space:2 GB disk space
Localization: English Crack: Included Description: Naval architects and engineers need the best tools for the job, and that is why we have created Cadence Fine Marine Solver, CFD software that functions as a virtual towing tank, replacing experimental facilities, or numerical sea trials, enabling engineers to design ships directly at full scale, with advanced, built-in automation features for speed and ease of use. Pinnacle of Ship Simulation and Marine Engineering With decades of solver development experience gained working with the world’s top naval architects, Fine Marine offers marine engineers dedicated, highly automated, and easy-to-use full CFD workflows for the design and optimization of any vessel. Free Surface Flows Fine Marine can be used as both a virtual towing tank and virtual wind tunnel. It has been developed with a total focus on flows involving free surfaces. This requires efficient free surface modeling considering both water and air, appropriate turbulence modeling, and efficient grid adaptation. Reaching EEDI/EEXI Targets CFD simulation is key to reaching the energy efficiency targets set out by the International Maritime Organization (IMO). The Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) regulates emissions for new-build ships, and the Energy Efficiency Index (EEXI) measures CO2 emissions for all ships, rating them from A to E. Fine Marine offers the solution to calculating and finding the best efficiency improvements for ships. Assess performance and explore a wide range of design alternatives to gain efficiency and evaluate potential cost implications before any sea trial or retrofit takes place. Automation for All Marine Flow Simulations -Resistance at low and high Froude numbers -Seakeeping -(Self-)propulsion -Planing hulls -Velocity Prediction Program (VPP) -Trim optimization
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Cadence FINE MARINE
Version: 12.1
Developer: Cadence
Platform: Windows
64-bit OS compatibility: yes
System Requirements:
- OS:Windows 10 Professional/Windows 11 Professional/Windows Server 2019
- CPU:Intel/AMD
- Space:2 GB disk space
Localization: EnglishCrack: Included
Description: Naval architects and engineers need the best tools for the job, and that is why we have created Cadence Fine Marine Solver, CFD software that functions as a virtual towing tank, replacing experimental facilities, or numerical sea trials, enabling engineers to design ships directly at full scale, with advanced, built-in automation features for speed and ease of use.
Pinnacle of Ship Simulation and Marine Engineering
With decades of solver development experience gained working with the world’s top naval architects, Fine Marine offers marine engineers dedicated, highly automated, and easy-to-use full CFD workflows for the design and optimization of any vessel.
Free Surface Flows
Fine Marine can be used as both a virtual towing tank and virtual wind tunnel. It has been developed with a total focus on flows involving free surfaces. This requires efficient free surface modeling considering both water and air, appropriate turbulence modeling, and efficient grid adaptation.
Reaching EEDI/EEXI Targets
CFD simulation is key to reaching the energy efficiency targets set out by the International Maritime Organization (IMO). The Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) regulates emissions for new-build ships, and the Energy Efficiency Index (EEXI) measures CO2 emissions for all ships, rating them from A to E. Fine Marine offers the solution to calculating and finding the best efficiency improvements for ships. Assess performance and explore a wide range of design alternatives to gain efficiency and evaluate potential cost implications before any sea trial or retrofit takes place.
Automation for All Marine Flow Simulations
-Resistance at low and high Froude numbers
-Seakeeping
-(Self-)propulsion
-Planing hulls
-Velocity Prediction Program (VPP)
-Trim optimization
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