SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation gives product engineers access to powerful CFD (computational fluid dynamics) analysis capabilities that help enable them to speed up product innovation. Leveraging the familiar SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD environment, this extensive technology isn’t just about making sure your product works, it’s about understanding how your product will behave in the real world.
What is Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD)?
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is the utilization of applied physics, mathematics and computational programming to imagine how a gas or fluid streams and also how the gas or liquid affects objects as it streams past. Computational Fluid Dynamics depends on the Navier-Stokes equations. These equations depict how the speed, weight, temperature, and thickness of a moving liquid are connected.
There are wide range of factors that play a part in fluid flow applications as designs are complex. Utilizing Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) give users the ability to simulate the products execution under a wide array of working conditions. This gives engineers an understanding of the pressure, flow and warm characteristics of their product in order to ensure performance and reliability.
Why Should you use CFD Analysis?
- Fluid affects the performance of almost every device and structure.
- Fluids are always a serious factor
i) It takes energy to move a car or to pump water through a pipeline.
ii) By understanding the forces that effects the fluid dynamics
iii) You can make critical design decision that reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency.
Nowadays, to design product impacted by fluid flow, industries use Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to get a better insight into product behaviour.
SOLIDWORKS CFD gives you a better understanding of product execution and, thus, enables us to create cost effective, imaginative, and more reliable designs in less time than utilizing conventional methods for building and testing physical prototypes.
SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation solution has been intensively use for the applications like:
1. Internal Flow Analysis – Valve, Pumps, Compressors, turbines etc
2. Flow Control Devices
3. External Flow Analysis – Aerospace, Marine, Automotive
4. Heat Transfer & Electronic Cooling for PCB’s, Fans
5. HVAC
6. Radiation Analysis for Lighting Industries
To Request for a Demo on SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation, Click Here: https://bit.ly/2JFTomn
Original Title
Concurrent engineering for more informed design with SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation
SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation gives product engineers access to powerful CFD (computational fluid dynamics) analysis capabilities that help enable them to speed up product innovation. Leveraging the familiar SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD environment, this extensive technology isn’t just about making sure your product works, it’s about understanding how your product will behave in the real world.
What is Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD)?
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is the utilization of applied physics, mathematics and computational programming to imagine how a gas or fluid streams and also how the gas or liquid affects objects as it streams past. Computational Fluid Dynamics depends on the Navier-Stokes equations. These equations depict how the speed, weight, temperature, and thickness of a moving liquid are connected.
There are wide range of factors that play a part in fluid flow applications as designs are complex. Utilizing Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) give users the ability to simulate the products execution under a wide array of working conditions. This gives engineers an understanding of the pressure, flow and warm characteristics of their product in order to ensure performance and reliability.
Why Should you use CFD Analysis?
- Fluid affects the performance of almost every device and structure.
- Fluids are always a serious factor
i) It takes energy to move a car or to pump water through a pipeline.
ii) By understanding the forces that effects the fluid dynamics
iii) You can make critical design decision that reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency.
Nowadays, to design product impacted by fluid flow, industries use Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to get a better insight into product behaviour.
SOLIDWORKS CFD gives you a better understanding of product execution and, thus, enables us to create cost effective, imaginative, and more reliable designs in less time than utilizing conventional methods for building and testing physical prototypes.
SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation solution has been intensively use for the applications like:
1. Internal Flow Analysis – Valve, Pumps, Compressors, turbines etc
2. Flow Control Devices
3. External Flow Analysis – Aerospace, Marine, Automotive
4. Heat Transfer & Electronic Cooling for PCB’s, Fans
5. HVAC
6. Radiation Analysis for Lighting Industries
To Request for a Demo on SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation, Click Here: https://bit.ly/2JFTomn
SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation gives product engineers access to powerful CFD (computational fluid dynamics) analysis capabilities that help enable them to speed up product innovation. Leveraging the familiar SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD environment, this extensive technology isn’t just about making sure your product works, it’s about understanding how your product will behave in the real world.
What is Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD)?
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is the utilization of applied physics, mathematics and computational programming to imagine how a gas or fluid streams and also how the gas or liquid affects objects as it streams past. Computational Fluid Dynamics depends on the Navier-Stokes equations. These equations depict how the speed, weight, temperature, and thickness of a moving liquid are connected.
There are wide range of factors that play a part in fluid flow applications as designs are complex. Utilizing Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) give users the ability to simulate the products execution under a wide array of working conditions. This gives engineers an understanding of the pressure, flow and warm characteristics of their product in order to ensure performance and reliability.
Why Should you use CFD Analysis?
- Fluid affects the performance of almost every device and structure.
- Fluids are always a serious factor
i) It takes energy to move a car or to pump water through a pipeline.
ii) By understanding the forces that effects the fluid dynamics
iii) You can make critical design decision that reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency.
Nowadays, to design product impacted by fluid flow, industries use Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to get a better insight into product behaviour.
SOLIDWORKS CFD gives you a better understanding of product execution and, thus, enables us to create cost effective, imaginative, and more reliable designs in less time than utilizing conventional methods for building and testing physical prototypes.
SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation solution has been intensively use for the applications like:
1. Internal Flow Analysis – Valve, Pumps, Compressors, turbines etc
2. Flow Control Devices
3. External Flow Analysis – Aerospace, Marine, Automotive
4. Heat Transfer & Electronic Cooling for PCB’s, Fans
5. HVAC
6. Radiation Analysis for Lighting Industries
To Request for a Demo on SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation, Click Here: https://bit.ly/2JFTomn
Software Revolution • That uses methods and algorithms to predict LED • How the liquids and gases behave ? TO !!!! • How they work with the product we design ?
In the design world we call this COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS
Challenges can be solved before they turn into serious problems. What Evaluate product performance can you Complements actual engineering testing do with Helps understand defects, problems CFD Enable higher quality product and issues in product/process Analysis Reduces engineering testing costs
Avoid costly prototype testing .
Provides comprehensive data not easily obtainable from experimental tests.
Flow Control Devices • CFD is used to study the flow • CFD can be used to determine: through a wide range of flow control devices: • Pressure drop • Flow rate • Valves • Spring force • Regulators • Orifice plates • Surface friction • Fluid temperature • Venturis • Mixing rate • Jet pumps • Particle paths • Diffusers • Turbulence • Nozzles • Efficiency • Cyclone Separators • Aucostics • Mixing devices
Electronic Components Applications of CFD for automotive Parameters that can and aerospace components: be determined: • Transformers • Heat Transfer • Computer boards • Heat flux • Control Panels • Circuit boards • Temperature distribution • Thermoelectric Cooler • Joule heating calculation • Heat pipe compact model • Fan selection and optimisation • Thermostats • Heat sink optimisation • Insulated- bipolar transistor • Electronic switches • Two resistor compact model
Rotating Components Application of CFD in rotating Parameters that can be components determined using CFD • Propellers • Pressure drop • Fans • Flow rate • Turbines • Temperature drop • Compressors • Flow velocity • Rotors • Calculation of lift and drag on • Windmill wind turbine blades • Electric motors • Heat transfer • Agitators in mixing machines • Turbulence • Blenders
Bio Medical Applications of CFD in Bio Parameters that can be determined using Medical CFD
• Cardiovascular Stents • Air flow
• Respiratory devices (masks, ventilators) • Blood pressure on vein walls • Respiratory system • Simulating blood flow • Flow through Ventricles • Mixing of blood and platelets • Life support systems • Resistance to flow in arteries • prosthetic heart valves • Interpret fluid stresses in valves • ventricular assist devices • Pre-implantation analysis of prosthetic valves/ assist • Haemodialysis systems devices
HVAC Applications of HVAC Parameters that can be determined using CFD
• Clean room • Predicted Mean Vote (PMV)
• Predicted Percent Dissatisfied (PPD) • Heat pump systems • Temperature and humidity • Chimneys • Pressure differential • Boiler Systems • Draft Temperature • Air Diffusion Performance Index • Refrigeration Systems • Contaminant Removal Effectiveness • Domestic Air conditioning/Cooling • Local Air Quality Index • Industrial cooling systems • Thermal Comfort • Air flow optimisation/ air flow rate