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December 17, 2012, 07:20
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Chris DeGroot
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In my opinion, CFX is more user friendly, although Fluent users tend to debate that
 Fluent uses a classical finite volume method and has many options for PV coupling (segregated and coupled). CFX uses the control volume finite element method is only a coupled solver. They have similar models implemented and probably similar accuracy overall. I've heard Fluent is a bit faster on average. CFX is particularly good for turbomachinery and stiff multiphase problems since it can solve the volume fractions coupled. And the general grid interfaces are very useful. |
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