Drive Smarter Designs with SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation
Speed and accuracy are everything. Built directly inside SOLIDWORKS, Flow Simulation lets designers and engineers analyze fluid flow and heat transfer without leaving the CAD environment they already work in. Stephen Zalys, Simulation Product Manager at CADimensions, shows how integrated CFD reduces prototypes, cuts costs, and gets better products to market faster, including a live optimization that runs 16 design experiments in about four minutes.
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Validate Performance Before You Manufacture.
Stephen covers where virtual simulation replaces physical testing, then proves it with a live optimization run start to finish.
Replace Physical Testing with Virtual Simulation
Where a physical prototype is telling you something a simulation could have told you weeks earlier. Internal and external flow, laminar and turbulent, compressible and incompressible, Newtonian and non-Newtonian, heat transfer, rotating regions, and free surface flow all covered in the base license.
Cut Development Time and Costly Iterations
The classical workflow is sequential. You design, hand geometry to a CFD specialist or outsource it, wait weeks, then react. Concurrent CFD moves analysis into the design process itself. No translation step, no revision mismatch between the design team and the analysis team, and a project timeline that shrinks on both ends.
Built-In Parametric Studies for Optimization
A live three-channel heat exchanger optimization. The question: what regulator flap angles produce equal flow through all three channels? Stephen builds the baseline, defines engineering goals, then runs a parametric study across 15 design scenarios to find the answer. Setup takes under a minute.
Real Applications and Measurable ROI
Application examples spanning pump and valve efficiency, fan curve determination, manifold design, electronics cooling, mixing and filling, and data center thermal management. Plus the two add-on modules: Electronics Cooling for board-level thermal work, and HVAC for advanced radiation and human comfort analysis.
Straight From Someone Who Runs These Studies
Stephen has five years of FEA, CFD, and mechanical design experience. Based in New York, he works with CADimensions customers to solve simulation problems across a wide range of industries and applications.
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