Coupling Ansys Rocky with Ansys Mechanical Software

December 2, 2022 Alex Lefebvre

Ansys Rocky allows today's modern engineer to couple particle mechanics with other Ansys simulation software, including Ansys Mechanical to create advanced multiphysics simulations.

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CFD Simulation Specialist<br><br>Alex collaborates with clients to find solutions that meet their needs, whether it be new software, technical training, or consulting services. He completed his Ph.D. in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Miami, with a focus on aircraft design. After the completion of his Ph.D., Alex worked in Formula 1 as a CFD expert where he helped the team produce a car that finished 5th in the world's championship.
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