
In the increasingly competitive energy market, utilities and equipment manufacturers alike are turning to ANSYS to give them the technological advantage that comes from a better understanding of their equipment and processes. Whether simulating a furnace, hydraulic turbine, or entire wind farm, ANSYS presents a complete picture of the power source's operation. With this information, engineers can identify areas where there are deficiencies and, more importantly, establish their causes. This knowledge can help to direct design improvements or operating strategies that can be tested with the model before they are implemented. For example, boiler operation can be optimized to reduce fuel consumption, pollutant emissions, slagging and degradation of the tubes and downtime through prolonged component life, while maintaining satisfactory levels of residual carbon-in-ash, and better flexibility in plant operation can be achieved. |
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Analytical investigation of turbulent mixing inside pressurized water reactor. Courtesy FZ Rossendorf. |
Static pressure on a mid-span surface the middle portion of a compressor. Courtesy Siemens AG. |
Hydropower Examples
CFD Modeling in Hydro-Electric Power Plant Intakes
Simulation Accurately Predicts Vortex Rope Phenomenon in Hydropower Turbine Development
Nuclear Power Examples
ANSYS CFX Confirms Design in Nuclear Steam Generator
ANSYS CFX for Complex Nuclear Safety Analysis
Turbomachinery Examples
Developments in Numerical Flow Simulation Applied to Pelton Turbines
CFX Aids Design of World's Most Efficient Steam Turbine
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