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Diesel Exhaust Simulations in Azore®

By Kelly Hile

Computer simulations provide valuable scientific insight, and engineers are using them in increasingly unique ways to solve problems and test new products. In recent years, advancements in high-performance computing and new software products like Azore have made engineering simulations more cost-accessible and user-friendly, enabling CFD technology to branch into new industry areas.

Azore CFD is a powerful tool for the optimization of data centers, particularly in helping reduce energy use and optimize cooling systems.

A look at indoor skydiving through the lens of CFD modeling

A look at the data management and post-processing tools within Azore that were designed to make transient simulations easier.

A case study highlighting Azore’s ability to predict transient flow, gas dispersion, and buoyancy-driven flow.

Azore has a number of embedded tools to evaluate a mesh and identify low quality cells, so that the solution process can proceed with stability and accuracy.

A simple 2D model correlated against a real-world flow visualization experiment in a water channel, showcasing Azore's ability to predict transient flow behavior.

Azore’s newest release, Azore 2022R1, features a wider selection of color maps. The expanded color map library is designed to give users more control over how their data is visualized.

Analysis of the velocity profiles and pressure losses within the ducting system.

Using Azore CFD to compare various design concepts and determine a final design decision.