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Fluid Flow Analysis Extender
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This extender determines the steady and unsteady flow patterns for incompressible, laminar, Newtonian or non-Newtonian fluid flow designs. Knowledge of flow rates is optional, since inlet and outlet pressures can be specified instead of flow rates.
This extender also handles turbulence in laminar flow designs. This feature enables the prediction of turbulent flow (large changes in velocity over small distances) and laminar flow (smooth, gradual changes in velocity distribution) at the same time in the same model.
When coupled with stress analysis capabilities, the effects of stresses generated by fluid flows on containment vessels and/or interior constrictions can be calculated. When coupled with heat transfer analysis, it determines the effects of natural, forced or mixed convection.
Typical Applications- Aerodynamic testing
- Contained-flow simulation
- Cooling/heating system design
- Drag reduction
- Flows with constrictions
- Head loss
- HVAC analysis
- Hydrodynamic testing
- Lubrication analysis
- Piping system analysis
- Plant startup studies
Analysis CapabilitiesElement LibraryMaterial models- Fluid isotropic
- Fluid orthotropic
- Fluid isotropic power-law
- Fluid orthotropic power-law
Loading and Constraints- Rotating reference frames
- Automatic constraints of walls
- Prescribed velocities (nodal, surface and edge)
- Fan effects
Solver Options- Preconditioned bi-conjugate gradient iterative
- Preconditioned bi-conjugate gradient stabilized iterative
- Preconditioned conjugate gradient square iterative
- Preconditioned GMRES iterative
- Segregate
- Restart capability
Results Evaluation- Result displays of:
- Fluid flow velocity, pressure, vorticity, streaklines and streamlines
- Reaction force, stress tensor and maximum principal and minimum principal stress resulting from the flow of fluids
- Vector plots of fluid flow velocity
- Particle tracking of fluid flow
- Automated tools for multiphysics simulation to:
- Transfer fluid flow results to a static stress analysis or MES
- Couple heat transfer and fluid flow analysis to accurately simulate natural, forced or mixed convection
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