Event Programme

Day 1 (October 23): Training Sessions with hands-on workshops for HELYX and ELEMENTS.
Day 2 (October 24): Technical Sessions with invited guests and presenters sharing real-world case studies using HELYX and ELEMENTS software, followed by a Brooklands Museum activity and a dinner for all participants to network.
Day 3 (October 25): Technical Sessions offering further insights and discussions.

Stay tuned for updates on specific topics, speakers, and session timings. The full agenda is currently being finalized!

Don't forget to register here if you'd like to attend. We look forward to seeing you at ENGYS UGM 2024!

> DAY 1 - HELYX Training Session - 23.OCT.2024

8:30am-9:15am

Registrations

Bluebird Room

9:15am-9:45am

Introduction to HELYX 4.3

Overview of new features and capabilities in the latest release of HELYX.

9:45am-10:15am

Multi-meshing in HELYX

Learn how to leverage the new meshing technology available in HELYX to create multi-component and multi-domain CFD models in short turnaround times.

10:15am-11:00am

Demonstration of HELYX-Coupled and turbo post tool

The performance of the HELYX block-coupled and segregated solvers available will be assessed on a turbomachinery case. In addition, the new turbo post interface will be employed for post-processing of the CFD results obtained.

11:00am-11:15am

Break (Coffee/Tea)

11:15am-12:00pm

Dual-flow heat exchanger modelling with HELYX

A demonstration of the CHT solver will be provided for modelling a dual stream multi-region heat exchanger.

12:00pm-1:00pm

Example usage of application templates for internal flows

Learn how to leverage HELYX custom GUI components to create application specific templates to automate your daily work.

1:00pm-2:00pm

Lunch

2:00pm-3:00pm

Introducing the new multiphase capabilities in HELYX

Overview of the new USF multiphase solver implemented in HELYX with special focus on VOF application cases.

3:00pm-3:45pm

Runtime Visualisation in HELYX

An introduction to the HELYX Runtime Visualisation tool for automatic post-processing of CFD results.

3:45pm-4:00pm

Break (Coffee/Tea)

4:00pm-5:30pm

Application of the new Non-Conformal Coupling Interfaces

Understand the benefits of the new Non-Conformal Coupling interfaces recently implemented in HELYX to tackle both static and multi-motion dynamic mesh problems.

> DAY 1 - ELEMENTS Training Session - 23.OCT.2024

8:30am-9:15am

Registrations

Barnes Wallis Room

9:15am-10:00am

Introduction to ELEMENTS and New Features in v4.3

Overview of new features and capabilities in the latest release of ELEMENTS.

10:00am-11:00am

External Aero Wizard

Learn how to set up Automotive cases using best practices with the Aero Wizard.

11:00am-11:15am

Break (Coffee/Tea)

11:15am-11:50am

Wind Tunnel Modelling in ELEMENTS

Understand the new tools for simulating a wind tunnel environment in ELEMENTS.

11:50am-12:25pm

Wheel Modelling in ELEMENTS

Learn about improved wheel modelling in ELEMENTS using sliding mesh (AMI) and generalized moving reference frame (GRF).

12:25pm-1:00pm

Front-End Air Flow Modelling in ELEMENTS

Learn about the new tool for modelling front engine airflow and cooling.

1:00pm-2:00pm

LUNCH

2:00pm-2:45pm

Overview of Templates in ELEMENTS

Understand the benefits and potential of ELEMENTS templates.

2:45pm-3:45pm

Customizing ELEMENTS

Learn how to customize ELEMENTS for your own specific needs.

3:45pm-4:00pm

Break (Coffee/Tea)

4:00pm-5:30pm

ELEMENTS Add-Ons – Coupled and Adjoint Solvers

An introduction into using the Coupled and Adjoint solvers with ELEMENTS.

> DAY 2 - Technical Sessions - 24.OCT.2024

9:00am-10:00am

Registrations

Napier Room

10:00am-10:20am

Welcome / Introduction to the ENGYS UGM 2024

Welcome and introduction to the ENGYS User Group Meeting 2024.

Francisco Campos - ENGYS (UK)

10:20am-11:10am

KEYNOTE - Three decades of CFD in Formula One: past, present and future

This presentation explores the evolution of CFD in Formula One over the past three decades, highlighting its technological advancements, current applications, and the future potential of AI and GPU computing in motorsport.

Dr. Paul Cusdin - Alpine F1 (UK)

11:10am-11:30am

BREAK (COFFEE/TEA)

11:30am-12:00pm

LES investigation on the wake topological transitions of a square-back body with varying model attitudes

This presentation discusses the ability of different Scale-Resolved Simulations to capture the 3D wake transitions of a square-back bluff body, focusing on the changes in the wake topology with varying model attitudes using WRLES.

Dr. Chao Xia - Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden)

12:00pm-12:30pm

AI Accelerated Engineering: Deep Learning on Engineering Data and Uncertainty Quantification

This presentation explores the use of deep learning models for predicting CFD data, integrating uncertainty quantification to improve accuracy and efficiency in engineering applications.

Dr. Marcel Staats - NAVASTO (Germany)

12:30pm-1:00pm

3D transient simulation of particle laden-flow in a circulating fluidized bed reactor using the MP-PIC approach

This presentation covers 3D transient simulations of particle-laden flow in a fluidized bed reactor using the MP-PIC approach, focusing on gas flow rates, fluidization, and particle interactions.

Dr. Kevin Rave - SMS group (Germany)

1:00pm-2:20pm

LUNCH / FACETIME

2:20pm-2:50pm

Advanced Physics Simulations for Acoustic Resonance Wind Sensors within the HELYX Framework

This presentation reviews the application of the HELYX solver to simulate Multiphysics phenomena, including turbulence, aeroacoustics, and heat transfer, in acoustic resonance wind sensors.

Dr. Massoud Tatar - FT Technologies (UK)

2:50pm-3:20pm

Simulation of Particle Size Distribution in Close-Coupled Atomization

This presentation focuses on simulating particle size distribution in close-coupled atomization using the Eulerian-Lagrangian Spray Atomization (ELSA) method, comparing results with experimental data for metal powder production.

Dr. Norbert Vogl - SMS group (Germany)

3:20pm-3:50pm

Optimizing Energy Efficiency in Supermarket HVAC and Refrigeration Systems Using CFD

This presentation will showcase the groundbreaking application of CFD technology in achieving significant energy savings and CO2 reductions for supermarkets.

Rob Rowsell - Wirth Research (UK)

3:50pm-4:10pm

BREAK (COFFEE/TEA)

4:10pm-4:40pm

Interactive sculpting and FSI with the rbfCAE platform

This presentation showcases the rbfCAE platform's capabilities for mesh morphing, design exploration, and fluid-structure interaction, featuring detailed case studies on wind turbine blade stability and real-time surface sculpting.

Dr. Marco Evangelos Biancolini, RBFmorph (Italy)

4:40pm-5:10pm

Recent Developments About GPU Acceleration And Memory Locality Optimization In HELYX

This presentation highlights recent advancements in GPU-accelerated solvers and memory locality optimization within HELYX, showcasing significant performance improvements over traditional CPU solvers.

Dr. Stefano Oliani - ENGYS (UK) & Chris Kitching - Spectral Compute (UK)

5:10pm-5:15pm

Day Closure

5:30pm-6:30pm

CONCORDE EXPERIENCE

A visit to the Brooklands Museum Concorde Experience, offering a walkthrough of the world's most famous aircraft. Re-live the excitement of the supersonic age in this fascinating tour.

7:00pm-11:00pm

Reception / DINNER

Vicker's Suite

> DAY 3 - Technical Sessions - 25.OCT.2024

8:30am-9:30am

Registrations

Napier Room

9:30am-10:00am

ENGYS Technology Roadmap

Eugene de Villiers will review the latest developments and advances in CFD technologies at ENGYS to be deployed as part of HELYX and ELEMENTS in coming releases.

Dr. Eugene de Villiers - ENGYS (UK)

10:00am-10:50am

KEYNOTE - Innovations in Ship-Propulsor Cavitation and Noise Prediction with HELYX Core and Coupled

This presentation introduces new methodologies in propeller design using HELYX, focusing on cavitation estimation, noise prediction, and fluid-structure interaction for optimizing propulsion systems.

Dr. Julian Kimmerl - SCHOTTEL (Germany)

10:50am-11:20am

Quantum Computational Fluid Dynamics

This presentation discusses how quantum computing can be leveraged to address CFD challenges, exploring the potential for quantum advantage and the current state of quantum hardware.

Prof. Dr. Dieter Jaksch - University of Hamburg (Germany)

11:20am-11:40am

BREAK (COFFEE/TEA)

11:40am-12:10pm

Minimum Viable Method for Simulating Helicopter Rotor Downwash: Development and Validation

This presentation introduces a simplified method for simulating helicopter rotor downwash, providing a practical alternative for safety assessments in urban environments without requiring detailed rotor geometries.

Marcus Prüsse Sandland - Ramboll (Denmark)

12:10pm-12:40pm

Enhancing Aerodynamics: Workflow for a Comprehensive CFD Analysis to Inform Building Design

This presentation details the use of HELYX for optimizing mechanical ventilation and external wind comfort in building design, integrating CFD with energy modeling and evolving workflows for year-round outdoor comfort assessment.

Dr. Eleonora Neri - Foster+Partners (UK)

12:40pm-1:10pm

Urban Wind Microclimate: Data Driven Approaches to the Gust Wind Speed

This presentation explores a novel CFD approach to accurately estimate gust wind speeds in urban environments, combining high-order DES/LES simulations with wind tunnel data.

Dr. Andrew Nicoli - WSP (UK)

1:10pm-2:30pm

Lunch / Facetime

2:30pm-3:00pm

Assessment of passive ventilation in apartment blocks due to moving bodies

This presentation evaluates passive ventilation in apartment buildings using CFD simulations, focusing on airflow generated by human movement, door openings, and lift operations to assess air quality management in high-occupancy environments.

Dr. Shrey Joshi - CFD Solutions (Netherlands)

3:00pm-3:30pm

Annual Wind Analysis Using HELYX and Machine Learning

This presentation showcases a hybrid approach for annual wind analysis using HELYX, integrating machine learning with CFD to enhance prediction accuracy and efficiency for unsimulated wind directions.

Franco Romero - RDT Ingenieros (Spain)

3:30pm-4:00pm

London City Solar Calculations

This presentation demonstrates how to predict local Mean Radiant Temperature (MRT) in urban environments using coupled simulations between HELYX and TAITherm, addressing thermal management challenges in warmer climates.

Sacha Jelic - ThermoAnalytics (Germany)

4:00pm-4:20pm

Event Closure (Coffee/Tea)

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