Issue Q3 2025Bringing You the Latest Insights, Innovations, and Stories Hi all, As we head into the second half of the year, I wanted to take a moment to look back on what’s been a busy — and energizing — few months here at TotalSim. This past quarter, our team had the opportunity to take part in […]
TSUS e-Brief | Issue 7 TotalSim Takes Flight at VFS Forum 81 The TotalSim US team attended the Vertical Flight Society’s 81st Annual Forum during the week of May 19th in Virginia Beach, VA. As the premier international technical event focused on vertical flight technology, the three-day conference featured over 300 technical papers spanning disciplines
TSUS e-Brief | Issue 8 TotalSim Takes Flight at Vertical Flight Society’s Electric Aircraft Symposium The TotalSim US team attended the Vertical Flight Society’s (VFS) Electric Aircraft Symosium (EAS) during the weekend of July19th-20th in Oshkosh, WI. Every year, EAS provides an excellent opportunity to network with leaders of advanced air mobility (AAM) at a small
In today’s fast-paced product development landscape, the demand for simulation-led design is higher than ever. Engineers are tackling increasingly complex challenges—multiphysics problems, intricate geometries, and tight timelines. At TotalSim, we leverage cutting-edge high-performance computing (HPC) hardware to make Simcenter STAR-CCM+ simulations faster, more accurate, and more scalable, helping our clients make smarter decisions, quicker. Why
As global reliance on digital infrastructure grows, data centers have become essential components of modern operations. From storing critical business data to supporting real-time cloud services, these facilities must maintain constant uptime and thermal stability. However, managing the heat generated by high-density hardware presents a significant engineering challenge—especially when systems need to remain operational even
Using simulation early in the design process helps minimize late-stage design changes, reducing costs associated with prototyping and rework. By putting simulation tools directly into the hands of designers and engineers, they can make informed decisions more quickly, while also freeing up dedicated analyst resources for other high-priority tasks. “Frontloading” simulation typically involves integrating simulation
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Automating CFD simulations with Simcenter™ STAR-CCM+ and the Virtual Tow Tank (VTT) template can dramatically speed up your design process and improve efficiency. The VTT template, available for free, simplifies the setup of hull resistance and powering simulations, enabling quick comparisons with towing tank data. STAR-CCM+ plays a crucial role by automating the entire workflow—from
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At the 2024 Performance Racing Industry (PRI) show, Naethan took center stage to demystify the complex world of racecar aerodynamics. In his in-depth presentation, he broke down the essential principles that influence a racecar’s performance on the track—covering everything from aerodynamic balance and sideforce to drag and beyond. Whether you’re an engineer, a racer, or
The Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) has released a new case study showcasing its pivotal role in helping TotalSim enhance the thermal management systems for NASCAR’s NextGen race cars. The case study, titled Accelerating Innovation: OSC Helps Power TotalSim’s Thermal Management Solutions for NASCAR’s NextGen Race Cars, details how OSC’s computational power enabled TotalSim to quickly
In today’s aviation landscape, understanding and optimizing aerodynamic performance is more critical than ever. As companies dive into new aircraft concepts and lightweight materials, having precise aerodynamic analysis is crucial. That’s where STAR-CCM+ comes in as the go-to solver for the job. Siemens, a leader in cutting-edge digital solutions, has developed STAR-CCM+ with these needs
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