Multiscale Analysis of Rice Milling Process with Particle Simulations
Rice whitening is a critical phase in rice processing, with the challenge being to reduce broken grains. Ansys Rocky software helps to understand the ...
Posts about Fluids & Thermal Management
Ansys Fluent GPU Performance Testing – Use Case
Whether in mechanical engineering, aviation or product development, flow simulations are essential for precise and fast development processes. But ...
CFD and GPU: These are the benefits that await you!
Few high-end graphics cards instead of 1,000 CPU cores, more complex and larger models and cost efficiency: Simulation with the help of graphics ...
Speed, Ease of Use and AI/ML in Computational Fluid Dynamics
More speed through GPU use, improved usability with the new web UI and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML): ...
Meshing – Connecting geometry and the solver
Ideally, we want to input the geometry and output the results. However, due to complexity, we must rely on numerical solutions. The discretization of ...
Ansys Fluent 2024 R2: Extended GPU support and improved user interface
The latest version of Ansys Fluent 2024 R2 brings significant enhancements and improvements that increase solver performance and user productivity. ...
Which is the correct welding speed?
Welding processes generate a lot of heat output in the smallest possible area, which is why adapted process control is important in order to avoid ...
How Small is Too Small? Optimal CFD Domain
Have you ever noticed that the results of your simulation depend on the position of the boundary conditions? A few questions quickly arise: How large ...
Fan calculation? ‘Fan’-tastic! Off to the ‘fan curve’.
The ventilation of large and small rooms, as well as the design of the necessary equipment and its supply and exhaust ducts, present the engineer ...
Mesh morphing with method: The heat exchanger
You want to use the capabilities of the Ansys Fluent Adjoint Solvers for the free-form optimization of your design? Then you need to consider the ...
