CFD and CAE Application Areas
Aerospace
Automotive
Biomedical
Buildings
Chemical
Electronics
Energy
Environmental
Marine
Oil and Gas
Turbomachinery
CD-adapco Products
STAR-CCM+
STAR-CD
STAR-CAD Series
STAR-View+
STAR-Cast
es-solutions
es-ice
es-aftertreatment
es-pemfc
es-sofc
Environmental Applications
The quality of the local atmospheric and hydrological environment
has important short and long term implications for health and safety. STAR-CCM+
enables strategies for avoidance and mitigation of problems to be explored
that would be impractical to replicate physically; for example forest fires.
In the hydrological arena, STAR-CCM+ has been widely used to understand and
mitigate phenomena such as water flows that cause structural damage and erosion.
In industry, STAR-CCM+ can help to devise systems that minimize
the production of chemical, NOx, smoke and thermal effluents. Then, downstream
of the polluting event, it can be used to improve aftertreatment methods,
and to predict the ultimate dispersion of pollution in to the environment.
Collaborative Projects
CD-adapco and NCAS (2006-2013) have agreed exclusive partnership terms that will lead to an urban scale weather modelling code. The prediction methodology, using the UK Met Office's operational Universal Modelling code to drive the localized CFD models and building and street-level scales, is hoped to enable five-day forecasting of urban air quality, dispersion and heat transfer. NCAS teams, initially at the Universities of Southampton and Reading, led by Professors Ian Castro and Stephen Belcher, respectively, are now concentrating on further exploitation of CD-adapco's modelling techniques.
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Environmental Case Studies
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Coupled
building pollutant transport simulation
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STAR-CD
digs miners out of trouble
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CFD
for Martians
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Forest
fire management
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Vortex
modeling around pillars
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Improving
safety on waterways
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CFD
modeling of a new bridge
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Electrostatic
precipitators
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Designing
weir structures
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Arup
models reservoir flows
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How
ships damage waterways
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Guiding
fish through dam
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Thermal
oxidizer design

