Phil Durbin from Finite Elements explains the untold CFD story of the design and testing of James Cameron’s DeepSea Challenger, a solo manned submarine that ventured 11km down to the deepest place on earth, the Marianas Trench, in March 2012.
Our support team is tasked with helping our customers to extract maximum value from their CFD simulations, and we are always striving to help customers… Read More »How can I drive Fluent UDF Parameters directly from ANSYS Workbench?
LEAP Australia recently ran a webinar demonstrating some of the processes and factors to consider when embarking on the simulation driven design process. Watch the… Read More »Simulation Driving the Transport Industry
Issue 1 of ANSYS Advantage magazine places the spotlight on the academic use of CFD and other ANSYS software. Part of this issue is dedicated… Read More »Guest Post: ANSYS CFD helps Sunswift tackle the World Solar Challenge
LEAP is very proud to congratulate the students from A1 Racing for winning the F1 in Schools 2013 World Finals in Austin, Texas. A1 Racing… Read More »Astute use of ANSYS CFD contributes to the success of Australian teams at F1 in Schools 2013 World Finals
At LEAP we have a long-standing relationship with all the major universities in Australia and New Zealand. Our participation extends from the supply of best-in-class… Read More »Congratulations to Australian teams in F1 in Schools 2013 World Finals
In the past, posters of cars such as the KTM Crossbow and Infiniti Red Bull F1 would adorn the bedroom walls of teenagers who were… Read More »Sunswift leads race to Adelaide in new “Cruiser” class of 2013 World Solar Challenge
Sir James Dyson was in Australia recently for the launch of Dyson’s Airblade Tap hand dryer. During his visit, he gave a particularly enlightening interview with… Read More »Insights from Sir James Dyson on accelerating product development through CFD with design exploration
