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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

CFD is a specialized field of fluid mechanics that uses advanced numerical methods and algorithms to simulate and analyze fluid flow. It helps predict how liquids and gases behave and interact with surfaces, enabling engineers to study complex phenomena such as turbulence, heat transfer, and aerodynamics. CFD is widely used across industries to optimize designs, improve performance, and reduce physical testing costs.

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Who Needs CFD?

  • Automotive and Aerospace Engineers – Optimize aerodynamics, cooling, and fuel efficiency.
  • Energy and Power Industries – Improve thermal performance and efficiency of turbines, heat exchangers, and renewable energy systems.
  • HVAC and Building Design – Ensure efficient ventilation, heating, and cooling.
  • Electronics Industry – Enhance thermal management for components and systems.
  • Chemical and Process Industries – Analyze fluid mixing, reactions, and process safety.

Benefits of CFD

  • Reduce Physical Prototyping Costs – Perform virtual testing before building real models.
  • Optimize Performance – Achieve better designs for efficiency, safety, and reliability.
  • Accelerate Development – Shorten design cycles and bring products to market faster.
  • Gain Deeper Insights – Visualize fluid flow and thermal patterns that are hard to measure experimentally.

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