Blog

For more information, see the GeoDict 2023 SP 3 Release notes.

Last week, we had our Math2Market seminar where we collectively planned the future of Math2Market. This time, our entire team gathered in the beautiful Vorderpfalz region, specifically in Asselheim.

It is now possible to calculate coalescence using GeoDict! Users can simulate the coalescence of small droplets on the scale of the filter medium. With this new feature, users can model and simulate a variety of new applications of filtration processes such as oil/water separators, droplet separators, and condensers.

We had the pleasure to welcome 38 students of the RPTU Kaiserslautern in our offices and to take a look with them into the technology of the future and into our work.

GeoDict enables simulations to determine the water permeability of waterproof materials such as membranes. The results help identify the limits of membrane technology.

Are you ready to dive into the world of porous media simulations? We're thrilled to invite you to visit us at Booth #1 during the Interpore Conference.

Last week we had the pleasure to welcome our distributor SCSK from Japan as our guest. We were very proud to celebrate a significant milestone with them and to place a pin on our map of Japan.

In the following example, a nonwoven is simulated with GeoDict using a µCT scan and a digital twin is created. This digital twin can be used to calculate a wide range of mechanical and physical properties.

For more information, see the GeoDict 2023 SP 2 Release Notes.

In GeoDict, material properties such as density, viscosity, conductivity and tortuosity are provided in a material database. Advanced properties are also available for use in mechanical and electrochemical simulations.

Our CEO Andreas Wiegmann presents Liping Cheng with a certificate for her 10 years at Math2Market GmbH.

We are very excited that GeoDict 2023 contains a new solver in ElastoDict. In FlowDict, we use our very fast and efficient LIR solver which is now also coming to ElastoDict. In a first step, we introduce the possibility to use our self-developed LIR solver to compute the effective stiffness of structures in GeoDict.