SolidWorks Flow Simulation |
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CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) for Flow Analysis and Simulation
SolidWorks® Flow Simulation is
the first and easiest fluid-flow simulation and thermal analysis program
fully embedded within SolidWorks software. SolidWorks Flow Simulation eliminates the need to
modify your design for a different computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
application saving considerable time and cost.
With its CFD analysis capabilities, you can simulate liquid and gas flow in real world conditions, run “what if” scenarios, and quickly analyze the effects of fluid flow, heat transfer, and related forces on immersed or surrounding components. Fluids of interest for analysis range from air, water, liquid chemicals, and gases to juice, ice cream, honey, plastic melts, toothpaste, blood, and others.
ADD ON MODULES
Electronic Cooling Module
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Do you require very accurate thermal analysis of their PCB and
enclosure designs?
The Electronic Cooling Module for SolidWorks Flow
Simulation evaluates thermal properties and cooling requirements for
standard components. The module includes both analysis productivity
capability and enhanced simulation functionality, giving designers and
engineers a great toolset to tackle the tough challenges of electronic
packaging.
HVAC Module
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Are you concerned with the impact of air quality and temperature
on people?
The HVAC Design Module for SolidWorks Flow Simulation evaluates air and
gas movement in working and living environments. The module includes
advanced radiation modeling, comfort parameters, and a large database of
building materials. The toolset enables engineers to tackle the tough
challenges of designing efficient cooling systems for people and large
scale environments.
CAPABILITIES
| Radiation heat transfer. Analysis of heat transfer between high-temperature surfaces. Also calculates solar radiation. | |
| Internal flow. Analysis of liquids and gases through valves, regulators, and ducts. | |
| Rotating reference frame. Analysis for understanding complex rotational flows inside turbo machinery (i.e., pumps and impellers). | |
| Transient flow. Analysis for simulating unsteady flow over time. | |
| Conduction and convection. Heat transfer analysis. |
| External flow. Analysis of liquids and gases around solid bodies (i.e., air flow over an airplane wing or water flow around a submarine). | |
| Turbulent flow. Analysis using the K-E model to illustrate flow domain turbulence (i.e., gases from an aircraft engine nozzle). | |
| Real gas. Simulation for accurately solving high-pressure or low-temperature gas applications. | |
| Compressible flow. Analysis for gas flows in subsonic, transonic, and supersonic speed zones. | |
| pressure drop. Calculation on pipes using surface roughness values. | |
| Design optimization using CFD-based flow and dimensional parameters. | |
| Flow. Analysis of non-Newtonian fluids (i.e., blood, toothpaste, and plastic melts). | |
| Moving wall flow. Analysis for studying flows relative to a moving reference frame. | |
| Cavitation. Analysis for identifying areas in a model where cavitation will occur. | |
| Humidity. Analysis for calculating relative humidity inside enclosures for climate control applications. |
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