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Creating a Digital Twin with ANSYS - Video

Digital Twins, enabled by physics and data analytics, are quickly emerging as a breakthrough technology for increasing a company's revenue and profitability. Digital Twins allow companies to improve asset efficiency, reduce unplanned asset down-time, and enable service-based models. ANSYS physics-based models are critical to the design of digital twins.

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Simulation has long been used to improve the design of nearly every physical product or process by providing the opportunity to evaluate a wide range of alternative designs prior to building physical prototypes. Simulation has also long been used to model different operating scenarios to develop control strategies that are incorporated into control algorithms to improve operations. The emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) has created the potential for a transformational journey in which a simulation model of the product or process is tied through the Internet to sensors capturing data and to actuators controlling its operation. The result is a so-called digital twin of the physical product or process that can be used to analyze and diagnose its operation and optimize its performance and maintenance in real time. By using simulation in conjunction with the IoT, companies can analyze the performance of products in real-world operating conditions and make confident predictions about future performance to improve product operation and productivity, and to reduce the cost and risk of unplanned downtime.

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Cavitation: A Critical CFD App You Have to Get Right

Cavitation is the formation of vapor bubbles within a liquid when flow dynamics cause the local static pressure to drop below the vapor pressure. The bubbles usually last a short time, collapsing when they encounter higher pressure. Cavitation can cause noise and vibration, structural wear and damage, leading to reduced performance. It is a common problem in pumps (especially centrifugal or positive displacement pumps), compressors, hydraulic turbines, propellers, fuel injectors and other fluid devices subjected to high variations in pressure..

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Multiple Simulations Support Fuel Tank Design and Manufacturing - Video

Multiple simulation capabilities all support the design and manufacturing of a fuel tank. Manufacturing (simulated using ANSYS Polyflow) followed by one way transient FSI (Fluent and Mechanical) for the sloshing process. Also highlighted at the end is crash of the fuel tank.

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What Can Serious CFD Do for You - Video

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is a tool with amazing flexibility, accuracy and breadth of application but needs to be properly applied in order to deliver insight and value. Serious CFD delivers quantitative results that provide insights to help you optimize your designs. These insights can reveal unexpected opportunities for your product, opportunities that even experienced engineering analysis can otherwise miss.

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ANSYS in Action - Overset Mesh - Video

Overset mesh in ANSYS Fluent simplifies and speeds simulations that include structured mesh around individual parts and part swapping, as well as, moving cell zones without having to use re-meshing or smoothing. Watch as overset mesh is used to simulate an articulating robot arm and a hypersonic rocket booster separation.