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    Concurrent CFD Analysis Methods Boost Automotive Design Productivity

    Oct. 25, 2012
    Simulation with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in an intuitive MCAD embedded process allows designers to...

    Simulation with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in an intuitive MCAD embedded process allows designers to optimize a product during the design stages reducing manufacturing costs across a wide range of automotive parts and systems such as heating, cooling, fuel delivery systems, braking systems, exhaust systems, body panels and more. Included are two case studies from those in the industry with proven success. Concurrent CFD is shaping the next generation of automotive design. Learn about it and hear from those in the industry with proven success.

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