Compare PowerFLOW vs. Simulation Modeling

Utilizing the distinctive and inherently dynamic Lattice Boltzmann-based physics, the PowerFLOW CFD solution conducts simulations that effectively replicate real-world scenarios. With the PowerFLOW suite, engineers can assess product performance at the early stages of design, before any prototypes are constructed—this is when alterations can have the most substantial effects on both design and budget. The PowerFLOW system seamlessly imports intricate model geometries and conducts aerodynamic, aeroacoustic, and thermal management simulations with high accuracy and efficiency. By automating domain discretization and turbulence modeling along with wall treatment, it removes the need for manual volume meshing and boundary layer meshing. Users can confidently execute PowerFLOW simulations using a large number of compute cores on widely utilized High Performance Computing (HPC) platforms, enhancing productivity and reliability in the simulation process. This capability not only accelerates product development timelines but also ensures that potential issues are identified and addressed early in the design phase.

Simulation modeling, often referred to as predictive modeling, serves as a powerful mechanism for constructing experimental computer models that replicate an existing system with high fidelity. These models may incorporate an AutoCAD design and are enhanced through animations, ensuring that the simulation accurately reflects the operations of the actual system. Moreover, the model can emulate real-life schedules for patients or products, allowing for performance assessments that can be compared to the actual system if it is available. Once the simulation model is developed, it enables the execution of comprehensive experiments on the computer representation, allowing for optimization of performance without interfering with the real-world operations. Additionally, simulation plays a critical role in the creation of entirely new systems from the ground up, starting from basic concepts to meticulously design the ideal facility, hospital, or clinic tailored to the needs of your organization. Furthermore, it can be leveraged as a valuable tool for enhancing existing systems that may not be performing up to expectations, thus driving improvements and efficiencies in their operations. This multifaceted approach to simulation not only aids in crafting new designs but also ensures continuous development and refinement of established systems.