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Release 2026.09.29.1

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Improvements to meshing

October 8, 2026: the report went back to an earlier design, so jobs from that day on no longer get the Summary Report change described below. The other changes in this release still apply. Ask us if you need to know which report a job’s results are in.

The mesh stage is rebuilt. It manages how cells grow and how gaps between objects are meshed more carefully, retries a model that fails to mesh using what it learned from the failure, and stops before solving a mesh that is too poor to give a trustworthy result. Meshes, run times and results can differ from earlier runs.
The Summary Report now colors and counts each rack by its warmest and coldest inlet points rather than the average across the inlet, so a rack with a local hot spot at its inlet is flagged. On October 8, 2026, it was withdrawn: see the note under this release’s headline.
Temperatures are converted from kelvin more precisely, so some values in the rack tables and some image legend limits can read slightly differently than in earlier reports.
Before a result is delivered, the solver now checks that air temperatures and speeds are within a physically plausible range. A solve outside that range is stopped rather than delivered.

Results different from an earlier run?

Send us the job number. We’ll tell you which release it ran on, which change it is, and what it means for your model.

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