Computational Fluid Dynamics (tCFD)
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is a branch of fluid mechanics that uses numerical methods and algorithms to simulate and analyze fluid flow, heat transfer, and related phenomena. By solving the governing equations, typically the Navier-Stokes equations.
CFD enables engineers and scientists to model complex systems such as airflow over aircraft wings, water movement in pipelines, or combustion in engines. These simulations help optimize designs, predict performance, and reduce the need for physical prototypes, making CFD a powerful tool in industries ranging from aerospace, minerals processing, hydrocarbons, utilities through to biomedical engineering.
Logistics & Value Chain
Discrete Event Models can be built utilising the fundamentals of Operations Research to assist in understanding logistics and value chains to assist in designing and optimising them.
We have experience in a range of applications, from bulk materials handling, to liquid products, terminals, shipping and examining the range of real world constraints that impact the capability of these important systems.
Process Simulation & Networks
Process simulation is a powerful tool that allows chemical properties and reactions to be represented to assist with design and optimisation of industrial process plants. These can be run as a steady state or dynamic model depending on the objectives of the analysis.
Bespoke Models, Scripts & Simulation
When the existing off the shelf solutions have gaps, or challenging to automate, a model can be developed to represent your industrial asset.
Secure cloud hosting to enable reliability and confidentiality of important business IP and data.
