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Design exploration software takes simulation to the next level by allowing users to determine appropriate values of variables that yield product designs that result in exceptional performance.

Our comprehensive electrochemistry simulation suite includes the building blocks of electrochemistry, various degrees of fidelity, tailor-made electrochemistry models, multiphase electrochemistry and design exploration capabilities.

The Simcenter STAR-CCM+ free trial provides industry leading computational fluid dynamics software that allows you to simulate almost any engineering problem that involves the fluids, structures and all of the associated physics.

Within a single environment, Simcenter STAR-CCM+ free trial empowers users to simulate not only a broad range of physics but also a broad range of body and mesh motions to accurately capture your physics.

Real-world engineering problems cover multiple flow regimes across stratified, dispersed, discrete, films, etc. To date, there is no single multiphase model that can cover all regimes, however, Simcenter provides a comprehensive range of models which can be used together to cover many flow regimes including the transitions between them. Predict and understand real-world behaviour of your products by simulating multi-regime, multi-scale multiphase flows.

Particulate flows in engineering exist everywhere – fluidized beds, cyclone separators, coating, conveyors, roasters, and more. Whether lean or dense particle flows, Simcenter is the first CAE tool to have full particle-flow integration to maximize particle efficiency and distribution, minimize energy consumption, avoid excessive wear and abrasion and optimise the overall performance.

The Simcenter STAR-CCM+ free trial delivers a comprehensive suite of reacting flow and emission models, covering a wide range of applications. It enables tight coupling between reacting flow models and heat transfer, radiation, multiphase reactions, and surface chemistry. Our reacting flow models help understand and optimise flame shape and location, minimize solid component temperatures, reduce emissions and maximize performance efficiency.

With the addition of computational rheology in Simcenter at no extra cost, engineers can now simulate fluids dominated by diffusion and viscous or viscoelastic behaviour. Modelling these simulations is possible thanks to the added finite element solver. This method is useful to engineers in consumer product, waste processing, and food and beverage industries who work with mixers, flow containers, slurries, extrusions, and material processing.