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Stefan Harries: What CAESES Does

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What exactly is CAESES® and what does it? This short inter­view with one of the founders from FRIEND­SHIP SYSTEMS, Dr. Stefan Harries, will give you some quick insights: 

Q: What is the most impor­tant func­tion­al­ity that CAESES provides?

Most impor­tantly, CAESES® provides you with robust variable geometry for sim­u­la­tions. Whenever you need fair and water­tight geometry, in par­tic­u­lar for CFD sim­u­la­tions, CAESES® gives you the methods to model complex shapes with as few para­me­ters as possible.” 

Q: Is CAESES a CAD software?

CAESES is a spe­cial­ized CAD software for vari­a­tion and sim­u­la­tion. But it is not standard CAD which typ­i­cally aims at pro­duc­tion. CAESES users are often sim­u­la­tion experts that want to model and para­me­ter­ize geometry them­selves. And they want to quickly generate variants of their designs for improved performance.” 

Q: Does CAESES come with its own CFD code?

No, CAESES® does not have any Com­pu­ta­tional Fluid Dynamics (CFD) code of its own. Rather, with CAESES® you connect your sim­u­la­tion-ready CAD to any external CFD code that can be run in batch-mode.” 

What is CAESES

Q: Is CAESES a process inte­gra­tion and design opti­miza­tion (PIDO) software?

Yes, with CAESES® you can connect to any external tool, even across plat­forms, and build process chains for automa­tion and opti­miza­tion. However, dif­fer­ent to any standard PIDO solution, CAESES® also offers you a full range of para­met­ric modeling tools.” 

Q: What does CAESES stand for?

CAESES® stands for Computer Aided Engi­neer­ing System Empow­er­ing Sim­u­la­tion. In this sense it is a CAE envi­ron­ment. It is used for sim­u­la­tion-driven design in which many variants are studied by means of sim­u­la­tion in order to identify the best possible solution.” 

All details about the CAD and opti­miza­tion platform CAESES® can be found on the product pages. Feel free to get in touch with us if you are inter­ested in dis­cussing a possible CAESES® use in the context of your appli­ca­tion. 

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