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We've just uploaded a few new videos for SolidWorks Flow that highlight how the tool can be used for various industries:


1. Exhaust Recirculation









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When:Tuesday, April 09th, 2013
Time:5:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Hosted by:The ASME - Wentworth Institute of Technology Chapter
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