ANSYS Icepak Related Resources

Articles

Staying Cool with ANSYS Icepak
Thermal management solution predicts air flow and heat transfer in electronic designs so engineers can protect heat-sensitive components

A Flood of Fluids Developments (PDF)
A new integrated environment and technology enhancements make fluids simulation faster, more intuitive and more accurate

Foundations for the Future (PDF)
The many advanced features of ANSYS 12.0 were designed to solve today’s challenging engineering problems and to deliver a platform for tomorrow’s simulation technology

Keeping Cool in the Field (PDF)
A communications systems company gains millions of dollars by using thermal simulation to bring tactical radios to market faster

Brochures

ANSYS Icepak Brochure (PDF)

Fluid Analysis Solutions Brochure (PDF)
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is an engineering method in which flow fields and other physics are calculated in detail for an application of interest. The CFD, or fluid simulation, results can be used as part of a Simulation Driven Product Development™ (SDPD) process to illustrate how a product or process operates, to troubleshoot problems, to optimize performance and to design new products.

ANSYS Capabilities Chart (PDF)
Capabilities chart mapping out capabilities across the entire ANSYS suite of products.

White Papers

Analysis in Action: The Value of Early Analysis
One of the driving forces in manufacturing companies is the continuing demand for reduction in product development time and cost to maintain profitability and competitiveness.

ANSYS CFX Performance and Scaling on AMD Opteron Processors
AMD Opteron™ processors provide an easy upgrade route to 64-bit computing. Memory bottlenecks that limited performance in legacy x86 machines are eliminated.

Leveraging Simulation: The Design Innovation Process
In today's turbulent economy and brutal global markets, manufacturing companies are doing all they can to maintain their competitive edge by developing innovative designs.

Leveraging the Design Chain
In the product development process at most mid-sized and large companies, designs are defined in an engineering department and passed along in serial fashion (i.e., "thrown over the wall").

Shortening Automotive Development Time
A new, more efficient use of simulation tools is required to achieve the demanding goals in the automotive industry.

Strive for Greener Environment: HVAC Manufacturer Uses CFX To Improve Energy Efficiency, Reduce Environmental Impact
As living standards rise and precision manufacturing proliferates around the world, air-conditioning equipment accounts for more and more energy consumption.