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November 19, 2010, 08:31
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CFD for pipe air-flow...which software?
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Marco
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Hi Gents,
I'm new here, and hope I'm posting in the correct section...? I'm a Mechanical Engineer, and need to develop some knowledge around CFD analysis, in order to finish one of my projects... In saying this, I have zero clue which package is best for my needs... The project is specific in designing an optimal air-intake system...not only for increased air velocity, but also for sufficient heat transfer... Where do I start...? Recommendations on softwares? Tutorials, if any? I can get hold of Ansys, i.e. CFX, etc...however, don't have any tutorials to guide me along the way... Any help would be greatly appreciated... Thank you. Regards, Phoenix* |
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November 22, 2010, 03:48
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CCTech
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U can use either ANSYS Fluent or ANSYS CFX. There are lots of tutorials along with the documentation.
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