CAESES User Conference 2024

CAESES User Conference 2024

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On this page you can find the presentations of the CAESES User Conference 2024. Feel free to download them, and let us know if you have any questions.

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Hanno Gottschalk, Technical University of Berlin, Chair for Mathematical Modeling of Industrial Life Cycles
Generative AI and Mechanical Engineering
Thomas Hildebrandt, NUMECA Ingenieurbüro
Trends and Challenges in Turbomachinery CFD – and the Differences to Marine Simulations
DAY 1 – PLENARY SESSIONS
Martin Fischer, INEOS Britannia
Simulation-Driven Design of an AC75: Challenger of Record for the 37th America’s Cup
David Bendl, Voith Turbo Marine
The Application of CAESES from the Perspective of a Propeller Maker
Paulo Macedo, Kongsberg Maritime
Navigating the Hydrodynamics Workflow in Early Ship Design
Khairi Deiri, SimScale; Mattia Brenner, FRIENDSHIP SYSTEMS
Optimization of a Pin Fin Heat Sink using Simulation in the Cloud
Osman Gargi, Navist Engineering
Aerodynamic Performance Optimization of a Commercial Aircraft with a Fully-Parametric CAD Model
Samuel James, GridPro
Automated Structured Meshing for Variable CAD Geometries Using Control Points from CAESES
Stig Knudsen, Technical University of Denmark
Dynamic Fluid-Structure Interaction of Racing Sailboats
DAY 2 – SHIP DESIGN SESSIONS
Francesco Coslovich, Flowtech
Performance Predictions of Wind-Powered Ships in Waves: a Step Towards a Multipurpose Seakeeping Software
Dimitris Ntouras, SimFWD Engineering Services
RETROFIT55: Decarbonization Solutions to Achieve 55% GHG Reduction in the Maritime Industry
Hannes Renzsch, FRIENDSHIP SYSTEMS
Topology and Shape Optimization of an Air Lubrication System
Nuttarat Vichanphruek, Lennard Bösch Skytøen, VARD Design
Hull Form Optimization for VARD ZeroClass
Dae Hyun Kim, ABS – American Bureau of Shipping
ABS CFD-Based Hull Form Optimization for Improving Vessel Energy Efficiency
Anna-Sophia Büscher, DEKC Maritime/TU Berlin
Multi-Objective Optimization of a Multi-Purpose Heavy Cargo Ship
Karolina Bierkowska, Gdańsk University of Technology
Application of Artificial Neural Networks to the Assessment of Ship Stability Using the IMO Second Generation Criteria in the Early Stages of Ship Design
DAY 2 – TURBOMACHINERY DESIGN SESSION
Johannes Ratz, TU Darmstadt/IHI
Concurrent Optimization of Impeller, Vaned Diffuser, and Volute Casing to Improve the Efficiency of a Compressor Stage
Toni Klemm, KSB
A Simple Pump Impeller Performance Surrogate Model
Eva Bilkova, Czech Technical University in Prague
Enhanced Performance of Pump as Turbines through Runner Optimization: A Novel Approach
DAY 2 – PROPELLER DESIGN SESSION
Heinrich von Zadow, FRIENDSHIP SYSTEMS
Elektroboot Eins: Tip-Rake Propeller Design for an Ultra-Light Electric Boat
Mathias Vangö, Convergent Science; Andreas Arapakopoulos, FRIENDSHIP SYSTEMS
H1 Unlimited: Designing a Surface-Piercing Propeller for Speeds of over 300 km/h
Wouter Remmerie, AirShaper
Improving Propeller Efficiency – Surrogate Model Based Optimization Using AirShaper CFD
DAY 2 – PLENARY SESSION
Jakob Lohse, NAVASTO
AI/ML for Marine Applications: Data Driven Approaches for Complex Engineering Challenges
Maike Strecker, Hamburg University of Technology/SKF Marine
Using Parametrized Propeller Data for Training Neural Networks
FRIENDSHIP SYSTEMS
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