Fluent Cfd

Fluent is the world's leading supplier of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software and services. Fluent products enable engineers and designers to simulate fluid flow, heat and mass transfer, and a host of related phenomena involving turbulent, reacting, and multiphase flow.
The broad physical modeling capabilities of FLUENT have been applied to industrial applications ranging from air flow over an aircraft wing to combustion in a furnace, from bubble columns to glass production, from blood flow to semiconductor manufacturing, from clean room design to wastewater treatment plants. The ability of the software to model in-cylinder engines, aeroacoustics, turbomachinery, and multiphase systems has served to broaden its reach.

ANSYS, a leading provider of Simulation Driven Product Development and CFD solutions, and Dassault Systèmes, is pleased to announce the availability of ANSYS Fluent 5.1.66 for Catia V5-6R2018 (aka V5R28). This software brings fluid flow and heat transfer analysis into the CATIA V5 product lifecycle management (PLM) environment.

The Tecplot development team is pleased to announce the availability of Tecplot 360ex 2021 R1. This release represents our commitment to helping engineers and scientists analyze their results quickly and easily. We have added a new Fluent Common Fluid File loader and increased compatibility with our current loaders.

The collection tutorials are available to familiarize new users with setting up, solving, and post-processing CFD problems. These tutorials expose the user to a wide range of physical models and multiphysics. The tutorials use geometry and mesh discretization for quick and easy set up and solution.

NUMECA International is delighted to announce the official release of FINE/Open with OpenLabs version 9.1 is a powerful CFD Flow Integrated Environment dedicated to complex internal and external flows whitch fully integrates the concept of multitasking.

The Pointwise CFD product team is pleased to announce the availability of Pointwise 18.5 Release 1 is our leading mesh generation software product for CFD, encompassing nearly three decades of technology development.

The Pointwise CFD product team is pleased to announce the availability of Pointwise 18.5 Release 2 is our leading mesh generation software product for CFD, encompassing nearly three decades of technology development.

Fluent's CFD software products enable you to create virtual flow models within your computer quickly and effectively to quantify, visualize and optimize automotive designs early in the design process. The insight and efficiency that you will gain from using FLUENT will result in better designs in shorter cycles. FLUENT meets all of your automotive CFD needs, from component-level to full vehicle analyses. The unprecedented array of robust and accurate models permits for the simulation of the widest possible range of automotive CFD applications in the industry, including aerodynamics and thermal management, climate control, engine modeling, exhaust aftertreatment, acoustics, multiphase and multiphysics applications.

Our software couples to industry-leading PLM, CAD and CAE software to ensure integration into your design process to provide the best simulation solutions quickly. We offer a full range of products and services including highly automated flow modeling tools that allow design and process engineers to perform flow and heat transfer calculations. We continually help automotive companies realize the benefits of CFD, aiding in both its initial deployment as well as the continued application to the overall design process.

Let us show you how FLUENT can reduce your product development and manufacturing costs and enhance your return on investment.

RBF Morph, an ANSYS Inc. Partner, presented add-on for ANSYS Fluent 16.0, is a allows for shape optimization studies entirely within ANSYS Fluent by morphing an existing mesh.

The Pointwise CFD product team is pleased to announce the availability of Pointwise 18.4 Release 1. The latest release includes automatic surface meshing, the first component of a planned suite of automation features called Flashpoint.