Transform Your Turbomachinery Designs with Ansys CFX
Known for its accuracy and robustness, CFX lets engineers easily simulate and analyze turbomachinery components like pumps, fans, compressors, and turbines. With its intuitive GUI and streamlined workflows, CFX integrates seamlessly into your design process, helping you optimize performance and reduce development time. Whether you're working on blade design or advanced material modeling, it provides the advanced physics modeling capabilities you need. Plus, its high-performance computing scalability ensures that you can tackle even the most demanding simulations efficiently. Discover how Ansys CFX can transform your engineering projects with its industry-leading features and user-friendly approach, making it the preferred choice for engineers worldwide.
- Efficient Computational Methods
- HPC, GPU
- Task-Based Workflows
- Moving, Deforming Mesh
- Polyhedral Meshing
- Reduced Order Models
- Expressions
- Turbulence Modeling
- Single and Multiphase Flows
- Conjugate Heat Transfer
- Combustion
- Acoustics, NVH
- Shape Optimization
- Fluid-Structure Interaction
Check out the key features of Ansys CFX
Blade design and optimization
Ansys CFX enhances blade design and optimization by employing advanced aeromechanical simulations and transient blade row methods. The software supports CFD-driven optimization algorithms to refine blade geometry, ensuring optimal flow dynamics and improved thermodynamic efficiency in turbomachinery.
Aeromechanics
Aeromechanics in Ansys CFX involves detailed analysis of fluid-structure interactions using advanced CFD techniques. The software models aerodynamic forces and blade vibrations, employing transient blade row methods to ensure the structural integrity and optimal performance of turbomachinery.
Turbulence modeling
Ansys CFX offers advanced turbulence modeling with a range of models, including RANS, LES, and DES, to simulate complex flow phenomena. Its Generalized k-ω (GEKO) model provides tunable coefficients for precise control, enabling engineers to capture turbulent behavior across diverse applications.
Subcooled wall boiling
In Ansys CFX offers comprehensive modeling of subcooled wall boiling, capturing the dynamics of bubble nucleation, growth, and heat transfer. Engineers can predict phase change processes and critical heat flux, enabling accurate analysis of thermal systems exposed to high heat loads.
Advanced material modeling
Material modeling leverages real gas and fluid properties to simulate intricate thermodynamic and fluid behaviors. Engineers can use REFPROP and IAPWS databases to accurately represent fluid properties and phase changes, critical for applications involving variable temperature and pressure conditions.
Software Sales
If you have any general questions about our Ansys, Moldex3D, Dante, Particleworks, or CF Turbo simulation software (quotation, licensing, training), please contact us using one of the following contact details. Please note that our software is only available to customers from the following countries: Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Macedonia.
sales (at) econengineering.com
+36 1 279 0320
Greg Lipóczi, Dr.
Commercial Director
László Molnár, Ph.D.
Academic & Key Account Representative
Péter Bara
Key Account Manager
East Hungary