- SVFlux New Version
- New Solver Version
- 3D Pinching
- SVFlux Verification Problems Added
- Problem of the Month
- SVHeat New Version
- SVSolid 15% Discount
- Free Student Versions
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Version 4.0 of the finite element solver has been
released. A new feature includes a re-written mesh generator,
which significantly
enhances the meshing capabilities for 3D problems.
If you have purchased finite element products after November 1st,
2003, you are eligible for a free upgrade. Please contact us here if you are interested.
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Version 3.0 of the SVHeat software implements significant new
features. Most notably, thermosythons may be added to problems
and tables
of climatic data may be cut and pasted in as boundary conditions.
With
advanced mesh generation and optimization, SVHeat remains the
premier package worldwide for
2D and 3D geothermal analysis. New examples of 3D problems
solved with SVHeat may be seen here. Click here to go to the home
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Due to our committment to education, free student
versions of all our software packages are now available. Allow
your students to solve problems in a fraction of the time. Available
to students and consultants.
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SoilVision Systems Ltd. is pleased to announce the release of
SVFlux version 4.0. Statistical Monte Carlo analysis has been
added to
SVFlux, which allows detailed sensitivity analysis on input parameters.
For example, it is impossible to determine saturated hydraulic
conductivity
exactly. Simple disturbance or laboratory error can lead to lognormally
disturbed results.

This lognormal distribution can now be accounted
for when running SVFlux. Input a lognormal distribution of saturated
hydraulic conductivity and plot the effect on flow rates and/or
head. Parametric analysis allows your consulting firm to assess
the confidence of the current model and provide your client
with
statistically significant indications of model performance.


For more information regarding the new features of SVFlux 4.0,
click here. Other features added include a run log and improved
implementing of the governing partial differential equation resulting
in improved mass balance.
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For the months of March and April all non-academic purchases
of our SVSolid
- Stress Deformation Modeling software qualify for
a 15% discount. Don't wait to take advantage of this great
opportunity!
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| New problems continue to be added to the SVFlux verification
manual reflecting our continual commitment to quality and a robust
product. |
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One of the key features of our software is the ability to pinch
out layers to zero thickness in 3D problems. The abilities of finite
element and finite difference software packages have long been hampered
by forcing users to extend thin layers to the edge of their problems.

These thin layers waste computer-processing time and are difficult
for users to handle. Our finite element products are some of the
first worldwide to implement true pinching of 3D surfaces. The end
result is a significant reduction in the time to create complex
3D problems.

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"We
can attest to the value of these products in a consulting
environment. We have used these software products to provide
solutions we otherwise would not be able to deliver."
Dave
Kent, P.Eng.
Chief Engineer
Clifton Associates |
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