Are you an offshore wind turbine engineer looking for an efficient way to test your designs against varying wave conditions? Did you know that QBlade features a built-in stand-alone wave generator? With just a few clicks, you can generate uni- or multi-directional waves for common spectra such as JONSWAP, ISSC, Torsethaugen, or Ochi-Hubble. Plus, you […]
Today we announce the public release of the brand-new Simulation in Loop (SIL) interface for QBlade. Get Started with QBlade and Python: A Perfect Match for Wind Turbine Simulation! With this interface, you can now run QBlade’s advanced wind turbine simulations within the coding environment of your choice, including Python and Matlab. This flexibility opens
After a great week at WindEnergy Hamburg we’re slowly getting our voices back… It was wonderful meeting friends and colleagues in person again after such a long time of only virtual interactions and we were overwhelmed by the large interest and positive feedback from all of you. Thanks to everyone for visiting our booth and
Meet the QBlade Team in Hamburg! From the 27th till the 30th of September we are attending the WindEnergy Exhibition in Hamburg. Find us in Hall A1, Stand 255.1 Check out the newest features of QBlade 2.0 in live presentations, get info on our commercial licenses and meet the team. Book an appointment in advance
More than 6 years have passed since the last release of QBlade (v0.96b). In these 6 years we have been working extensively on the integration and validation of several key features which were neccessary to bring the code-base to a level that allows for the efficient aero-elastic simulation of wind turbines in real world industrial-level