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TotalSim Awarded SBIR Phase 1 Project with Department of Defense

April 10, 2019

By Perry Lee

We are proud to announce that TotalSim US have been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project through AFWERX and AFRL with the Department of Defense. The SBIR program is a highly competitive program that encourages domestic small businesses to engage in Federal Research/Research and Development (R/R&D) that has the potential for … Continued

What if we added added jet engines to Santa’s Sleigh?

December 21, 2018

By Perry Lee

It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Christmas. Every year, kids (and some adults) eagerly wait for Santa to deliver their presents. As you watch the Santa Trackers, you’re probably wondering if Dasher or Rudolph could fly a little quicker so that the presents get delivered sooner.

This version of Santa’s sleigh, named the Jingle Jet, is designed and drawn by Mikael Sedlacek. It’s equipped with 2 jet turbo engines; therefore, this sleigh does not require the services of Santa’s 10 reindeer. The Jingle Jet is designed with an aerodynamic body so that it can glide through the sky.

Simulating a Dirt Late Model Racing Car in CFD

December 6, 2018

By Perry Lee

Dirt track racing is a popular form of automotive racing in the United States. Dirt Late Model is a unique vehicle, with its inclined nose, flat doors, large spoiler, and open backs. Typical weight of a Dirt Late Model is a minimum of 2,300 lbs. These vehicles require a powerful engine that can produce over 800 horsepower that allows the vehicle to achieve high speeds. From the tight wheel arches to the angle and location of the rear spoiler to the different fender heights, every design component of this vehicle influences aerodynamics. Wind tunnel testing for this type of vehicle is difficult due to the extreme yaw (side slip angle) the cars experience while cornering. Without the constraints of the wind tunnel, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) methods are ideal for testing and understanding the aerodynamics of dirt racing cars.

Is it fast or just cool: 1989 Batmobile

October 31, 2018

By Perry Lee

This is the first installment of Is it fast or just cool. In this series,  we will release computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis of popular fiction or everyday vehicles. TotalSim US has completed an aerodynamic analysis using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) of the Batmobile to see how cool it really is…

TotalSim Featured in Digital Engineering magazine

November 1, 2017

By Perry Lee

Simulation is transitioning from a highly specialized operation performed by experts at the end of the design process to a more ubiquitous activity that can help optimize products throughout the design cycle. That means companies are doing more simulation and asking for results much faster.

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