Naval architects require capabilities for effective and credible hydrodynamic and propulsion system simulation. As we look to high- order tools such as CFD for solutions, we frequently encounter settings where CFD a) is too costly in time, resources, or expense for... Read more
Leer en español aquí. A conversation with Joel Pérez Osses and Claudio Troncoso Environmental sustainability is not a new concept – as the threats of global warming and climate change become more apparent with each passing year, humans are attempting to catch up... Read more
A conversation with Dominique Plouffe of Service Marine Canada Service Marine Canada, located in Quebec, Canada, is one of the largest propeller shops in The Great White North. Founded more than 50 years ago, it boasts four subdivisions and 28 employees. They are... Read more
Another year has quickly passed and we continued to be very active and wildly productive at HydroComp! Software development saw new features for each of our four product suites: NavCad, PropElements, PropCad, and PropExpert. 2023 was a dynamic year full of exciting... Read more
*This article was originally published in the October 2023 issue of The Royal Institution of Naval Architects’ The Naval Architect, written by HydroComp Technical Director Donald MacPherson. The increased use of CFD for hydrodynamic analysis over the last decade... Read more
A conversation with Scott Jeon of UIT Solutions In a global business environment, it’s crucial to have a worldwide scope because technology and international trade shows connect people who wouldn’t ordinarily get together. Since 1984, HydroComp has always had... Read more
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