Ansys Fluent est le logiciel de simulation de fluides leader sur le marché, connu pour ses capacités de modélisation physique avancées et sa précision de pointe.
Ansys Fluent vous donne plus de temps pour innover et optimiser la performance de vos produits. Confiez vos résultats de simulation à un logiciel CFD qui a été largement validé dans un large éventail d'applications. Ansys Fluent vous permet de créer des modèles physiques avancés et d'analyser une grande variété de phénomènes fluides, le tout dans un espace personnalisable et intuitif.
Accélérez votre cycle de conception avec ce puissant logiciel de simulation des fluides. Ansys Fluent contient les meilleurs modèles physiques de sa catégorie et peut résoudre avec précision et efficacité des modèles complexes et de grande taille.
July 2024
In 2024 R2, Ansys Fluent continues to deliver critical enhancements to improve solver performance, end-user productivity, and added capabilities to industry-specific workflows.
Support is now available to run the Fluent GPU solver on AMD GPU cards, enabling broader hardware options for our users. Added physics includes compressible flows, DO radiation, anisotropic conductivity, and more.
The Fluent Web interface allows you to connect or launch your Fluent simulations on a web browser and start/stop/pause your simulations in real time. Updates in 2024 R2 include limited model set-up support, a template to connect to HPC, a multi-select context menu, and more.
Updates to the Fluent Aero workspace (dedicated to external aerodynamics studies of aerospace applications) include compatibility with the virtual blade model (VBM) with the DBNS solver. Parametric post-processing is also now available to post-process numerous design points simultaneously. Automated PUMA mesh adaption is also now available.
Aerospace application updates include accuracy improvements to the two-temperature equation model for high-speed flight regimes that now match better with measured data. The Virtual Blade Model (VBM), widely used for rotorcraft and urban air mobility applications, now includes additional outputs, including Xp-force and Yp-force.
PyFluent updates include an improved workflow interface for a cleaner and more efficient programming style, new API availability to access and modify volumetric solution data, and usability improvements of field-data APIs with a purpose-designed interface for more straightforward interpretation.
Turbulence model tuning with AI/ML is now available. The adjoint solver and AI/ML calibrate GEKO coefficients against a high-fidelity LES solution, yielding LES-level accuracy at the cost of RANS.
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ANSYS FLUENT RESOURCES & EVENTS
Ansys developed a new turbulence model family called Generalize k-w (GEKO) model with the goal of turbulence model consolidation. GEKO is a two-equation model, based on the k-w model formulation, but with the flexibility to tune the model over a wide range of flow scenarios.
This report is intended as an addition to the code-specific Theory and User Documentation available for both Ansys Fluent and Ansys CFX. That documentation describes in detail how to select and activate these models, so that information is not repeated here.
The goal of this paper is to guide a user through the process of optimal RANS model selection within the Ansys CFD codes, especially Ansys Fluent and Ansys CFX.
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