A new dynamic simulation method provides precise simulation of fluid materials. The technique distinguishes itself significantly from known simulation methods which use mesh structures where the vertices are locked in a fixed position.
In the new process, the mesh structure is replaced by a dynamic structure where the vertices move one at a time. This makes it possible to take account of the fluid’s physical properties more precisely and to see how different types of fluids interact with one another.
The method, which reveals the details of even very thin structures, can also be used to perform risk assessments of oil slips.
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