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In connection with this webinar, we are offering a trial version of PumpLinx in connection with training. Please contact Tom Colbey (Tom.Colbey@simerics.com )
No. PumpLinx and its proprietary algorithms were developed solely at Simerics, Inc..
Yes.
Yes. The foundation of PumpLinx is Simerics, also developed at Simerics Inc. using the latest technology available. Simerics includes the binary tree mesher and interface matching algorithms in PumpLinx. It also includes the same physcial models as…
Yes. There is no limitation to the number of stages.
Yes. PumpLinx can model very tight clearances on the order of microns. We typically model gaps of 25 microns (1 mil).
Piston (Swashplate, Radial, and Bent Axis), Vane, Gerotor, Gear, Crescent, Lobe, Liquid Ring, Side Channel, and Rolling Vane. (Please see the animation gallery at http://www.simerics.com/simulation_gallery.html )
Yes. There is no limit to the number of pumps and pump types included in a simulation.
Several reasons. The binary-tree mesh is very efficient both in terms of cell count and the structure of the mesh. Memory requirements are small and it usually takes 1/3 to 1/2 as many cells to achieve the same accuracy as compared with other mesh t…
Yes. It was developed to be easy to use by designers. Training is 1.5 days, and typically includes the set-up and execution of a case provided by the customer.
Yes. For example, PumpLinx has been used for pump priming simulations where the initial conditions in the pump are 99% air by mass.
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- At 6:57am on June 26, 2009,
Charli Matthews, Pumps & Systems said…
- You have a great time in Maine! I'll take you up on that beer when you return to the pump world :) Safe and Fun travels! I am so jealous - never been to Maine... take lots of pics!
- At 1:09pm on June 25, 2009,
Charli Matthews, Pumps & Systems said…
- You Rock!!! Thanks again for all your hard work!
- At 11:53am on June 25, 2009,
Michelle Segrest, Editor, Pumps & Systems said… - Sam,
Your presentation was wonderful! You did a great job presenting the highly technical information in a very descriptive, easy-to-follow format that even a novice like me could understand. PumpLinx is really COOL!!! Thanks so much to you and your team for a truly successful venture. We look forward to working with you again, soon!
Best Wishes!
Michelle
P.S. Thanks for your attention to all the great questions! I know our audience appreciates your continued insight.
- At 1:28pm on May 29, 2009,
Charli Matthews, Pumps & Systems said…
- Thanks for joining Sam!
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