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June 23, 2006, 03:33 |
which is better fluent or cfx?
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Hi everyone
My company is planning to purchase a cfd package. Between ansys cfx and fluent which one do u think is better with respect to following topics .. - Multiphase/free surface flows - Turbulent models - Rotating body (propeller, turbine etc) problem (MFR, sliding mesh) - Combustion - FSI - Convergence of solution and time consumed for steady and usteady cases - Dynamic meshing and regid body motion. Thanks and regards Manoj |
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June 23, 2006, 08:48 |
Re: which is better fluent or cfx?
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- Multiphase/free surface flows
- Turbulent models CFX I am not sure about others. I am currently using FLUENT user but literature and past experience seems that CFX is better. |
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June 25, 2006, 02:03 |
Re: which is better fluent or cfx?
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I think there is not general diffrence bitween them because many equation are same. I use Fluent and it is good software. you can compare two software when you use them(CFX and Fluent).
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June 27, 2006, 00:23 |
Re: which is better fluent or cfx?
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i am using fluent and it really does not depends upon software as much because equation similarity but i shall use cfx for making further clarification most of refernce i found is fluent
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