PyroSim and FDS Simulations

PyroSim is a graphical user interface for the Fire Dynamics Simulator (FDS). PyroSim helps companies to create and manage the details of complex fire models.
PyroSim and FDS are both using as main software to simulate the fire reaction in different environments like Building, parking lot, Subway, Tunnel, Cinema, Commercial office complex  and …
Using PyroSim we could define smoke detectors and sprinklers in 3D model, in order to examine the current design in case of fire with both software.
Meanwhile it is possible to link PyroSim results with Pathfinder software which is advanced movement simulation combined with high-quality 3-D animated results, gives reliable answers.

Fire simulation animation in parking using FDS

Using PyroSim (FDS based) software following simulations will be available :

Simulation of fire and smoke in parking and park lot

Fire simulation inside road, railway and metro tunnel

Fire and smoke simulation inside stadium, sport complex, residential complex, hotels, Theater, Cinema

Fire and smoke simulation inside airport ,subway station ,train station

Fire and smoke analysis in factory   

 

ARACo

Ventilation CFD projects (Tunnel, Parking lot, Stadium and ....)

Fire simulation using PyroSim (FDS) (Tunnel, Parking lot, Stadium and ....)

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CFD Simulation and Analysis Project

CFD - Computational Fluid Dynamics - CFD Simulation and Analysis Project

In continuum mechanics, fluid mechanics to form one large branch. Fluid mechanics begins with the same principles of solid mechanics, but what distinguishes them from one another, is a fluid unlike solids are not able to withstand shear stress. Knowing this, it is planned equations for fluid motion analysis. These equations to respect both the British and the French mathematician called Navier-Stokes equations. CFD - Computational Fluid Dynamics solve the Navier-Stokes equation for the small size of the original model. In this way, the total desired volume is divided into very small volumes in operation meshing and after applying the boundary conditions, the equation is solved for all elements.

Computational Fluid Dynamics- CFD- in terms of the overall trend is similar to static and dynamic FEM analysis. Both methods are used to solve a much smaller element than the original model.

Today, with increasing computer processing speeds, CFD and FEM analyzes have found a special place in the design and failure analysis. Important things that can be calculated in Computational Fluid Dynamics:

Plot speed, temperature, and fluid pressure at any point of the model

Plots and counter the speed, temperature, and fluid pressure in the interior and exterior surfaces

Diagram of the fluid flow path

heat transfer charts and plots in the outer surfaces and boundary

Calculation of speed, temperature, and pressure at different levels and volumes

Diagram of the flow path

CFD and thermal simulation inside an shell and tube heat exchanger

Analysis and simulation of heat transfer and fluid that can be done with software such as Fluent, Ansys, and Flow works used in different parts of the industry, some of these include:

- Analysis and simulation of industrial ventilation and air conditioning - HVAC CFD

- Analysis and simulation of turbine and compressor

- Analysis and simulation of tunnel ventilation

- Analysis and simulation of the heat exchanger

- Analysis and simulation of chimneys

- Analysis and simulation of pumps

 

CFD Simulation freelancer

CFD and thermal simulation analysis projects

Fire simulation

PyroSim and FDS Simulation

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