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News Release from: Ansys | Subject: Multiphysics and Icem CFD
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Team on 26 August 2004
Simulation helps race team drive ahead
Simulation software tools used to analyse race-car parts and performance for increased power, speed and safety.
Dale Earnhardt is using Ansys simulation software tools to analyse race-car parts and performance for increased power, speed and safety "Ansys provides the Dale team with very capable tools", said Charles Jenckes, Engine Development Engineer at Dale Earnhardt
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 10 Jul 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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"The strength of its analysis capabilities combined with a very friendly interface has helped make our jobs much easier and even more rewarding".
"Since working with Ansys, we're seeing reduced cycle times on the cars, and increased durability and engine speed".
"These are all key factors when it comes to remaining competitive in the racing business".
Using Ansys Multiphysics, Icem CFD with meshing capabilities and Design Space integrated with Solidworks, Dale is helping to improve the overall performance of its race cars through cost savings, material savings, part durability, part safety and part performance.
The implementation of these tools should also result in better performance for the entire racing team.
"Providing simulation tools for Dale is exciting for us because it makes Ansys an indirect part of the team", said Mike Wheeler, VP and General Manager, Mechanical Business Unit at Ansys.
"We realise how important it is for Dale to maintain a competitive edge, and knowing that we contributed to the design and speed of a winning race car reinforces the pride we take in our products and our company".
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