Flutter, Forced Response and Mistuning

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Learn how to improve reliability, durability and safety for turbomachinery applications with high-fidelity aeromechanical simulations that account for blade flutter and forced response. The webinar also introduces a faster, streamlined workflow with advanced simulation capabilities, including:

  • Transient blade row (TBR) method
  • Cyclic symmetry
  • Mode superposition
  • Efficient one-way coupling

See how these core capabilities can increase your simulation speed by orders of magnitude.

Presenter: Bill Holmes

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