
Flomerics have announced the availability of version 8.2 of
EFD.Lab, its popular Engineering Fluid Dynamics (EFD) fluid flow
and thermal simulation tool for Autodesk Inventor users.
EFD is based on the same mathematical principles of Computational
Fluid Dynamics (CFD) but it is also easier and faster to use for
mechanical engineers. EFD.Lab 8.2 offers improved usability as well
as increased performance.
“CFD is an important component of virtual prototyping”
said Ivo Weinhold, the engineering fluid dynamics business manager
at Flomerics. “EFD.Lab ensures easy access of technology to
Inventor users at the right time during the design process so
virtual prototyping can become a reality.”
Among the most salient features of version 8.2 are:
EFD.Lab recognizes features and parameters on imported geometries
from Autodesk Inventor. Therefore, users maintain all the benefits
of parametric-based solid modeling and can easily modify geometry
parameters to take advantage of effortless “what-if”
testing.
EFD.Lab features an optimized mesher which requires even less RAM
to solve models with a large number of features. As a result, more
complicated models with a large number of components can be solved
effortlessly with EFD.Lab.
Additional functionalities have been added in support of
electronics applications. For example, the perforated plates
function has been further improved to support holes with arbitrary
shapes. As a result, users can analyze even more complex perforated
plates without manual intervention.
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source - www.cfdreview.com
Date: June 13, 2008