Ansys Fluent Technology by the Numbers

Ansys Fluent Technology by the Numbers

Ansys Fluent Technology by the Numbers

Ansys Fluent software includes a broad range of physics modeling capabilities needed to simulate fluid flow, turbulence, heat transfer, and reactions for industrial applications. These range from airflow over an aircraft wing to combustion in a furnace, from bubble columns to oil platforms, from blood flow to semiconductor manufacturing, and from cleanroom design to wastewater treatment plants. It covers a wide range, including specialized models for fluent, in-cylinder combustion, aero-acoustics, turbo machinery, and multiphase systems.

  • Offers a complete, single-window solution within Fluent.
  • Facilitates a fluent workflow to generate a mesh from imported CAD.
  • Removes barriers for general tasks that bother users.
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Task-Based Workflow

Fluent also offers highly scalable, high-performance computing (HPC) to help solve complex, large-model computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations quickly and cost-effectively. Fluent is a technology that broke the world supercomputing record by scaling to 172,000 cores. All users can achieve great CFD simulation results with Fluent. With the new Fluent experience, novice or expert users can run fluid simulations in less time and with less training than ever before. Easy-to-use, task-based meshing workflows and Fluent’s proven solver paired with Mosaic technology deliver superior results. Fluent’s task-based workflow guides you through an organized simulation process that delivers the most accurate results in less time. At each step of the process, the software presents the optimal design choices or defaults to the best practice option. Benchmark data shows that users complete the watertight geometry workflow with 70 percent fewer clicks and 50 percent less application time. The error-tolerant workflow accelerates meshing for non-watertight ("dirty") geometries. Complex models that previously took days or even weeks can now be meshed in hours with minimal sacrifice to simulation accuracy. This increases efficiency.