Imagine you want to simulate air flowing slowly through a room or water moving inside a pipe. For these cases, the Pressure-based solver in ANSYS
Today, our world needs better ways to save energy. We use a lot of power, old fuels are limited, and we want to reduce pollution.
In many engineering problems, we analyze how a fluid and a solid object affect each other. This study is called Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI). It is
ANSYS Workbench is a software platform used by engineers to solve fluid flow problems in a complete and integrated way. It brings together many tools
In our first guide, A Guide to Combustion Simulation in ANSYS Fluent: From Theory to Practice, we explored the fundamental “what” and “why” of combustion
ANSYS Fluent is a powerful software tool used to simulate fluid flow and heat transfer. It helps engineers and scientists understand how liquids and gases
Combustion is a process that powers our world. It happens in a car engine, a power plant, or an industrial furnace. In simple words, combustion
As we know, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) depends on numerically solving the Navier–Stokes equations along with related transport equations. Since exact analytical solutions exist only
In many engineering systems, especially steam turbines, the rapid expansion of steam is a common process. When hot, dry steam expands and cools quickly, it
Open channel flow is the movement of a liquid, like water, with a free surface. A free surface is the top of the liquid that
In Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), our goal is to understand how fluids move in engineering systems. These systems often have different parts that work together.
Have you ever carried a full cup of coffee and had to walk carefully to stop it from spilling? That back-and-forth movement of the coffee
