Release Notes
Flownex® SE undergoes regular updates to ensure an efficient workspace to suit the client’s industry-specific needs. Herewith the most recent release notes, as well as previous notes for your perusal.
FLOWNEX SE (2022)
The latest Flownex® 2022 release brings you a new transient solver, new mixture capabilities, our machine learning-powered reduced order model
FLOWNEX SE 8.12.8 (2021 – UPDATE 1)
The latest Flownex® 2021 update brings you new components, more flexibility and increased user-friendliness as well as bug fixes. Enhancements include
FLOWNEX SE 8.12.7 (2021)
The latest release of Flownex® for 2021 comes with much anticipated enhancements and fixes to ensure that you can do
FLOWNEX SE 8.12.6 (2020 – UPDATE 2)
The second update of Flownex® SE for 2020 further expands the possibilities of simulating real-world systems. Exciting features for this
FLOWNEX SE 8.12.5 (2020 – UPDATE 1)
The new Update to Flownex® SE for 2020 expands the possibilities of simulating real-world systems. Some exciting features included with
FLOWNEX SE 8.11.1 (2020)
The latest Flownex® SE 2020 Release opens up new possibilities for modelling complete HVAC systems. Exciting new features include an all
FLOWNEX SE 8.10.0 (2019)
Flownex® SE 2019 is pushing the boundaries of thermal fluid system simulation. We’ve added a few new enhancements and additions,
FLOWNEX SE 8.9.1 (2018 – UPDATE 1)
We have launched our latest update of Flownex® SE for 2018. Some of our major enhancements is adding a thermostat
FLOWNEX SE 9.8.0 (2018)
FLOWNEX SE 8.9.0 (2018) We have launched our latest Flownex® SE 2018 release. As always we focus on bringing you simulation
FLOWNEX SE 8.8.2 (2017 – UPDATE 2)
FLOWNEX SE 8.8.2 (2017 – update 2) Flownex® SE’s update 2 includes major enhancements to even further improve user-friendliness and ease
FLOWNEX SE 8.8.1 (2017 – UPDATE 1)
FLOWNEX SE 8.8.1 (2017 – update 1) Flownex® SE’s update 1 is now available within three months of its latest 2017
FLOWNEX SE 8.8.0 (2017)
FLOWNEX SE 8.8.0 (2017) Flownex® SE 8.8.0 revives the thermal-fluid system engineer’s dream design tool, with yet another release inclusive of