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Designing Quieter Fans for Turbo-Jet Engines

Simulation enables researchers to develop an efficient engine fan that produces less acoustic noise.

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Above the Cloud - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V8 I3

Cloud computing reduces by 80 percent the time required for a coupled CFD and structural simulation.

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Passing the Test - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V10 I2

Jet engine test cell simulation helps Lufthansa Technik improve jet engine performance. By modeling the company’s highly complex test cell, engineers can apply those results to the jet engine itself and obtain test results that are very close to what the engine will experience in its operating environment. Engineers can then optimize the engine for thermodynamic performance to reduce fuel consumption and wear, leading to decreased costs and increased engine life.

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How’s the Weather on Mars? - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V4 I1

Simulations are critical for calibration of instruments as well as fast and accurate interpretation of data from the Phoenix Mars Lander. Researchers calibrated instruments on the Phoenix Mars Lander pre-mission in order to better understand and adjust gathered data. The speed to turnaround simulation during the mission required high-performance computing.