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December 16, 2011, 02:14 |
Comparison between Solidworks Flow Simulation and Ansys Fluent
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Bruce Tan
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Greetings to all CFD experts =)
I'm new in CFD simulation and currently I'm doing my final year project about Venturi Tube flow measurement. My case study is laminar flow. My question is what are the differences between Solidworks Flow Simulation and Ansys FLUENT in laminar flow?? Since I did simulation using both software and get similar results, I would like to know the the differences and advantages on both software~ Please help~ Any help is appreciated!!! |
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December 16, 2011, 23:33 |
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I think you'd better have a try and compare them by yourself. In my opinion, Fluent is much better than SW flow simulation.
Good Luck |
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December 25, 2011, 03:08 |
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I see~ Thx for your comment^^
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February 21, 2013, 11:45 |
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In my opinion ANSYS is the most annoying software I have ever come across, with no user friendly interface.. The simplest thing that take seconds in SW in ANSYS takes days... DM is the worst CAD modeller I have come across especially with splines !!!! people is 21 century !!!! all CAD software have unlimited splines! no low level b...t ... how I can select face inside the object if there is not a section view???
I am not going to mention a word about rotating your model in the space.... ridiculous is the word My advice is that if you want to progress with your work stick to SW, NX, but if you want your data to be more accurate by 0.01 % waste months in ANSYS |
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