LONDON, UK, Aug 14, 2024 – Streamline Solutions LLC is thrilled to announce the release of ELEMENTS version 4.2.1, an open-source CFD software suite for vehicle design applications distributed by Streamline Solutions LLC. This release also introduces updated versions of the add-on modules ELEMENTS-Adjoint and ELEMENTS-Coupled.
ELEMENTS 4.2.1 is focused on bug fixes and code refinements to address known issues found in the previous release 4.2.0. For more information, existing users should refer to the Release Notes provided with the software.
To download the latest release of ELEMENTS, please log in to the ENGYS Customer Portal and navigate to the Downloads section to access the latest installation files for both Linux and Windows.
We would also like to remind everyone that all support for ELEMENTS version 3 will be deprecated on 31st August 2024, as previously announced 18 months ago. Please take all the necessary precautions to complete the migration from version 3 to version 4 before the deadline.
For those not currently using ELEMENTS or wishing to explore the features of this new version in more detail, visit the ELEMENTS product page or contact ENGYS to schedule a live demonstration and discover how numerous automotive OEMs, tier-1 suppliers, and F1 teams are already benefiting from using open-source CFD for vehicle design.
About Streamline Solutions
Streamline Solutions LLC, a joint venture formed between ENGYS and Auto Research Center, was founded in the USA in early 2012 to service the vehicle design software market, covering automotive, motorsports, commercial and military applications. The company develops and markets the software ELEMENTS, a CFD analysis and vehicle design optimisation suite powered by open-source solver technologies developed by ENGYS as part of its CFD software HELYX. Streamline Solutions combines ENGYS’ leading-edge software development and support, a long and reputable participation in the open-source software business, with ARC’s proven vehicle design expertise and world leading wind tunnel and experimental facilities for validation purposes. For more information, visit https://engys.com.
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