Fluids
June 10, 2020
June 10, 2020
June 10, 2020
By designing a tree-like wind power generator with steel branches and plastic leaves, New Wind has created an aesthetically pleasing alternative energy source for urban environments, bringing energy generation closer to people.
June 10, 2020
Designing the climate control system for the reconstruction of the historic Berlin City Palace required meeting many, often conflicting, requirements for energy conservation, human comfort, artistic preservation and cost. ILK Dresden engineers used ANSYS Fluent simulation to guide the development of a design that matches all of these objectives.
June 10, 2020
A fan designed with multiphysics simulation offers a potential of 1 billion euros in lifetime savings for all of the LNG plants operated by a large global producer.
June 10, 2020
FENSAP-ICE can calculate 3D glaze, rime or mixed-type ice shapes on any aircraft surface, for any icing condition. It has a built-in graphical interface to facilitate selection of icing conditions from Appendix C, D, and O. The ice shapes on wings, stabilizers, control surfaces, air data probes, rotors and propellers, turbofan blades and passages, radomes, cameras, etc. can be used to assess performance degradation. Icing on intake screens can be used to calculate blockage effects. Various roughness models are provided, including an analytical model that eliminates dependence on empirical correlations. Large glaze horns can be simulated in 2D and 3D with Multishot. The Extended Icing Data option enables simulation of “beak” ice shapes that grow when the stagnation temperature is above freezing
