Altair Flow Simulator 2024.1 (x64)
Posted on 16 Oct 07:15 | by BaDshaH | 2 views
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Flow Simulator is an integrated flow, heat transfer, and combustion design software that enables mixed fidelity simulations to optimize machine and systems design.
System-level design has become increasingly critical as organizations are tasked with simulating complex duty cycles. Fast software solutions like Flow Simulator are needed to model an entire system, including rapid iteration concept modeling and understanding of system simulation and system behavior in applications such as rotating machinery design, electromobility, wind turbines, heat exchangers, and virtually anything that encompasses thermal management.
Flow Simulator was originally developed by GE Aviation to serve as a fast flow network simulator for aircraft engines – simulating how an entire flight cycle would behave in the real world, from runway and take off to flight and landing. Since its inception, it has been used to simplify modeling for a variety of complex thermal systems applications, including healthcare, locomotives, and renewable energy.
Why Flow Simulator?
Gears in a car engine
Efficient Development of Turbomachinery Engines
The easy-to-use GUI and thoroughly validated element library that leverage domain knowledge originated from GE increase team productivity leading to faster product development.
Engineers using a computer to study the design
Integrated Thermo-fluid System Design Studies
The software enables engineers to apply a multi-disciplinary, multiphysics and mixed-fidelity approach from modeling to post-processing without ever leaving their familiar environment.
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Accurate Flow and Thermal Network Modeling
Through the flexible modeling environment supporting several analysis types, users can quickly and accurately evaluate design alternatives and product variants.
Whats New
Read: AltairFlowSimulator_2024_ReleaseNotes.pdf
HOMEPAGE
https://altairhyperworks.com/partner/FlowSimulator
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