Paris Air Show 06/17/13

NTI President Knighted as “Chevalier de l’Ordre National du Québec”, by Premier Jean Charest in a June 7, 2012 Ceremony at the Salon Rouge of the Quebec Parliament.

NTI President honored as one of the 5 most innovative persons in Aerospace in the Greater Montreal region.

July 9, 2012
Newmerical Technologies International licenses National Research Council of Canada’s morphogenetic ice accretion modeling technology

Model predicts the formation of discontinuous ice structures, ice surface roughness and other imperfections of aircraft ice accretions

Farnborough, United Kingdom

The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) and Newmerical Technologies International (NTI) announced today an exclusive licensing agreement for NTI to use, market and further develop an innovative NRC-patented in-flight icing modeling technology that can predict the shape and structural details of in-flight ice accretions affecting aircraft safety.

Read more here (PDF)

June 11,  2012

FENSAP-ICE now interfaced with Star-CCM+ . “Star-CCM-ICE”

Newmerical Technologies Int. is proud to announce the capacity to read grids and airflow solutions exported from Star-CCM+ (TM) simulations, for use in FENSAP-ICE workflow, including:

• Droplet impingement (DROP3D)
• Ice accretion and iced grid displacement (ICE3D)
• Anti-icing and de-icing heat loads. (HTC based CHT3D)
• Full Appendix C, D and O support.

This feature is in addition to the existing support of flow solver export formats provided by:

• FLUENT ^(TM)
• ANSYS CFX ^(TM)
• CFD++ ^(TM)
• and more.

This capability can be provided right away in pre-release to existing customers, and will be fully integrated in the upcoming FENSAP-ICE 2012R1.1

Note: For flow solvers, with closed or proprietary file formats, the data exchange is made via open-standards CFD or post-processing file formats.

February 3, 2012

We are pleased to inform you that FENSAP-ICE and J-FLO version 2012R1.0 have been officially released.

FENSAP-ICE remains the most comprehensive in-flight icing simulation system, using fully three-dimensional CFD-based technology throughout. FENSAP-ICE has established itself as the premier in-flight icing simulation system, used worldwide at many major aircraft/rotorcraft/engine companies.

In addition to covering Appendix C, FENSAP-ICE now also addresses the upcoming Appendix D and Appendix O of the FAA certification guidelines through its Ice Crystals and SLD capabilities.

DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS: To download the new release package, and/or temporary license keys, please send a request to your local NTI representative.

October 14, 2011
Newmerical Technologies’ 2011 Icing Course in Shanghai, China: a Great Success

Newmerical Technologies International held its annual in-flight icing course “Simulation Methods Used for the In-flight Icing Certification of Aircraft, Helicopters and Jet Engines” in Shanghai China on October 10-14, 2011.

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July 22,  2011

We are pleased to inform you that FENSAP-ICE and J-FLO version 2011R1.1 have been officially released.

FENSAP-ICE remains the most comprehensive in-flight icing simulation system, using fully three-dimensional CFD-based technology throughout.
FENSAP-ICE has established itself as the premier in-flight icing simulation system, used worldwide at many major aircraft/rotorcraft/engine companies.

Please consult the 2011R1.1 release notes for improvements and differences related to previous versions.

June 11, 2011

Meet with us at the 2011 SAE International Icing Conference in Chicago (June 13-16, 2011) and at the 2011 Paris Air Show (June 20-21 2011)
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EASA prepares to broaden icing certification criteria
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October 22, 2010