SimScale’s CFD software can analyze a range of problems related to laminar and turbulent flows, incompressible and compressible fluids, multiphase flows, and much more. With everything 100% in the web browser, the barriers of limited computing power, accessibility, and high costs are eliminated.
Transient simulations have historically required a high investment both in time and money to provide accurate results. This GPU-based solver uses the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) to tackle this problem by pairing high accuracy with unparalleled speed and is accessible via the cloud with SimScale’s CFD analysis software.
We partnered with Numeric Systems GmbH to develop this innovative feature through their tool Pacefish®. We have reduced running times for transient simulations from weeks and days to hours and minutes. Its ability to run on multiple GPUs in parallel enables turnaround times that are 20-30 times shorter than standard methods. Moreover, Pacefish® supports several turbulence modeling types such as Smagorinsky, SST-DDES, Hybrid SST-IDDES, and k-omega SST making it unique among other LBM solvers.
Under certain conditions, compressibility can become an important consideration. Accurately modeling compressibility is important for better and safer product development and design.
The CFD modeling component of SimScale allows the simulation of both incompressible and compressible flow in a robust and accurate way, as our validation cases demonstrate. Applications include airplanes, car spoilers mufflers, airfoils, injectors, valves, ducts, and much more.
SimScale’s CFD software supports the modeling of both laminar and turbulent flow regimes. CFD simulation software is used to solve complex flow equations with accurate numerical methods, powerful turbulence modeling CAD models, and intensive computing power are required.
SimScale’s CFD analysis software offers everything in one tool, for both steady and transient simulations, with multiple turbulence models, including k-omega SST and k-epsilon. Pipes, cyclone separators, smoke propagation, or cleanroom design are among the applications.
Commonly seen in applications like water purification, contamination control or analyzing gas or smoke propagation, passive scalar transport allows performing CFD analysis software analysis of matter transport in an incompressible flow. You can simulate mass transport in a fluid flow, applied, for example, in advanced plant simulation. Furthermore, convective and conjugate heat transfer enhances the simulation capability, with a thermal modeling tool for conduction and convection. check out SimScale’s thermal simulation tools powered by CFD.
The CFD modeling of multiphase or multispecies flow using the volume of fluid (VoF) method for interface capturing is possible.
SimScale’s CFD software uses the OpenFOAM solver interFoam which is designed for two non-mixing fluids such as oil or air in a water medium. This approach allows the modeling of laminar or turbulent free-surface flows that are often found in marine applications or process engineering.
SimScale provides fluid simulator tools for modeling a complex fluid flow interacting with rotating parts and porous media.
The Computational Fluid Dynamics software component of the SimScale platform will enable you to run simulations with steady-state using rotating boundary conditions and a Multiple Reference Frame (MRF) or unsteady approach using Arbitrary Mesh Interface (AMI).
Performing a CFD simulation and evaluation for problems involving solid body motion with 6 DoF (Degrees of Freedom) movement is also possible with SimScale’s cloud-based CFD.
Such simulations find applications in understanding the effect of moving fluid on solid bodies and vice-versa. Typical use includes valves and pipes design or shipbuilding.
Computational Fluid Dynamics opens a world of opportunities for your designs. Learn more about SimScale’s CFD software now.
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I loved the fact that I could do what I need to do in a browser. I started working without installing any software. Using any computer I could upload the model and start the analysis. That was the big “wow” moment.
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