Particleworks Europe

Study of the Lubrication on Carrier Roller using a CFD 3D-MPS Method Leonardo Tiberi - Component Design Engineer - Track One In the context of undercarriage systems engineering, the continuous increase in operational speeds and applied loads requires increasingly advanced design strategies to ensure maximum component reliability and operator safety. One of the most critical components is the track/carrier roller, which is subjected not only to severe mechanical wear but also to overheating induced by internal friction and interaction with adjacent components. This study presents an analysis model to evaluate the lubrication of a carrier roller, investigating both fluid-dynamic and thermal aspects Register for free and join the Particleworks conference https://lnkd.in/dCB2iu-E

Application of Particleworks to Gear Lubrication Analysis and Its Expansion to R&D on Airflow Effects Naohiro Fujita - Lead CAE engineer - Univance Corporation Particleworks Experience 2026 - Modena 6-7 October Register for free and join the Particleworks conference https://lnkd.in/dCB2iu-E

💦PARTICLEWORKS EXPERIENCE 2026 One month to go to our conference in Modena (also online!) 👇 ⚙️ E-DRIVETRAINS & LUBRICATION Gear lubrication & airflow | UNIVANCE CORPORATION, Naohiro Fujita Bearing heat transfer | SKF Group, Lijun Cao & Mehul Pandya Air bubbles in gear oil | IAV GmbH, René Kockisch Air-in-oil measurement | deepfluid, Dr. Lukas Hafner Stator oil cooling | Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Michelangelo Raimondo 🏗️ INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY Roller lubrication | TRACK ONE S.R.L., Leonardo Tiberi Reciprocating pump thermal analysis | R&DCFD, Leonardo Lanciotti ✈️ AEROSPACE Shot peening simulation | MTU Aero Engines, Alpcan Güray 💧 HYDROPOWER Pelton turbine erosion | HES-SO Valais-Wallis, Jean Decaix 🚀 SOFTWARE & METHODS Particleworks 9.0 & Granuleworks 4.0 | Prometech Software, Inc., Issei Masaie & Iori Saigo Registrations are still open and free. On site, we have amazing tortellini. But if you cannot get there, you can attend online as well! https://lnkd.in/d929u5nA

Join our CFD-community conference for our face-to-face workshops, where we take the time to focus deeply on a specific topic and explore what can be achieved with Particleworks Europe. One of this year’s highlights is our Agentic AI Workshop, led by our wizard Michele Merelli, exploring how AI can take simulation processes to the next level and unlock even more value from simulation: "AI-Driven Particleworks: Automating and Optimizing Simulation Processes" Simulation is evolving from a single-run activity into an automated, data-generating process. In this workshop, we will explore how AI and scripting can turn Particleworks into an engine that can run, monitor, and post-process simulations with increasing levels of automation, from parametric setup and design of experiments to automated reporting. The goal is not simply to automate simulation, but to explore how these capabilities can change the way we work with simulation data and extract value from it. And sometimes, this is where the magic happens: when AI, scripting and simulation come together to open up completely new possibilities. We warmly invite you to join us for this exciting topic and see how this approach could be applied to your own simulation challenges. Come and explore what’s possible when simulation meets Agentic AI. Info and registration Link in comments!

Direct Optical Air-in-Oil Measurement as an Enabler for Accurate Simulation of Gearings and Hydraulic Systems Dr. Lukas Hafner - Technical Lead - deepfluid Air entrainment in oils is a critical factor influencing the efficiency, reliability and lifetime of gearings and hydraulic systems. By connecting direct optical measurements with simulation models, uncertainties in assumptions and boundary conditions can be reduced, improving the prediction of system behavior under aerated oil conditions. Register for free and join the Particleworks conference https://lnkd.in/dCB2iu-E

Integrating Particleworks into SKF Engineering Tools: Part I — Verification of Heat Transfer Coefficient Lijun Cao Project Engineer Specialist · SKF (Advanced Engineering Competence Centre) This work presents a detailed evaluation of Particleworks’ capability to predict HTCs under flow conditions which are relevant to rolling-element bearings Register for free and join the Particleworks conference https://lnkd.in/dCB2iu-E