CFturbo announces new software release
Published by Tom Mostyn,
Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
CFturbo, Inc., a software company specialising in turbomachinery design software and consulting, has announced the new release of their upgraded software, CFturbo 2020.R1. Providing two major software releases each year, CFturbo is continually enhancing its design capabilities. The new release contains many new and upgraded features based on customer feedback and the continuously evolving turbomachinery market. Customers can expect an affordable, accurate, reliable, robust, and user-friendly solution for conceptual turbomachinery design, simulation, and optimisation of pumps, blowers and fans, compressors, and turbines. CFturbo can be uniquely combined with different CAE-codes of third party vendors like ANSYS, NUMECA, SIEMENS PLM, and SIMERICS, or open-source simulation software.
Among the significant new features in CFturbo 2020.R1 are an inverse blade design method based on blade loading, a flexible blade angle distribution and the explicit rake angle definition, the enhanced design of multistage machines, significantly streamlined integration of CFturbo into ANSYS Workbench, and the extension of design parameters for volute optimisations.
“This CFturbo release can be considered as the next big step fulfilling our vision of automated Turbomachinery design exploration. We will enable all kinds of engineers – not only rotating machinery experts – to create efficient Turbomachinery components,” says Ralph Peter Mueller, President of CFturbo, Inc. “An intuitive, powerful, seamlessly interoperable software platform is the crucial factor in reaching that goal.”
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/02062020/cfturbo-announces-new-software-release/
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