ANSYS CFD

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is an engineering method in which flow fields and other physics are calculated in detail for an application of interest. ANSYS uses a multidisciplinary approach to simulation in which fluid flow models integrate seamlessly with other types of physics simulation technologies. The CFD, or fluids simulation, results can be used as part of a Simulation Driven Product Development™ (SDPD) process to illustrate how a product or process operates, to troubleshoot problems, to optimize performance and to design new products.

ANSYS CFD provides access to both the well-known ANSYS FLUENT and ANSYS CFX products. Also available separately, these are the main general-purpose fluids simulation products offered by ANSYS. These two core fluids simulation solvers represent more than 1,000 person-years of research and development. This effort translates into the key benefits of fluids simulation software from ANSYS: experience, trust, depth and breadth. The CFD core solvers from ANSYS are trusted, used and relied upon by companies worldwide.

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Features

Common Workflow
ANSYS CFD technology offers a common workflow to both ANSYS FLUENT and ANSYS CFX users

Engineering Design
ANSYS CFD-Flo software addresses the fluid flow analysis needs of designers

Knowledge Management Ready
The ANSYS CFD products are ready for use with the ANSYS Engineering Knowledge Manager (EKM) solution

Comprehensive Physics
With ANSYS CFD software engineers get access to an unprecedented level of fluid dynamics modeling capabilities

Scalability
The ANSYS CFD technology is highly scalable, and is a leader in high-performance computing

Events

Techincal Seminar/Hands-On Events
Ozen Engineering Inc. holds ANSYS Technical Seminars and Hands-On every month. To see the event schedule or register for an upcoming event, please go to our Technical Seminar page.

Training
Ozen Engineering Inc. offers classes taught by Ozen Engineering experts who have extensive ANSYS application experience as well as FEA and CFD computer-aided engineering expertise. To see our ANSYS training schedule, please go to our Training page.