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For decades, simulation has helped engineers in the oil and gas industry to produce innovative designs for recovering and processing fuels. Learn how the industry continues to use simulation to innovate and seize market leadership, and pioneers its use beyond traditional applications.
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Great products are composed of great individual components that are increasingly assessed from every possible physical perspective. As failure is not an option for medical devices, business success calls for the optimization of every part. Eventually, the components are assembled, powered, and controlled as an integrated system: they must therefore be designed as a system to meet peak performance requirements and regulatory safety standards. Building and testing integrated product systems and subsystems can be costly and may not identify optimal configurations and/or potential shortcomings.
Computational modeling is a recognized alternative to physical testing. To address the needs of today’s multidisciplinary product development teams, ANSYS provides a digital system prototyping platform that enables multispecialty teams with diverse engineering backgrounds to work in unison to achieve a deep understanding of integrated product behavior. This white paper summarizes the application of this platform to develop a digital system prototype of a wearable insulin pump.
As devices continue to become smaller and more portable, Moore’s law continues to increase the number of transistors that fit within a chip, although many predict an end to this in the near future. However, new interconnect technologies that use Through-Silicon-Vias (TSVs) can place ICs next to each other using 2.5-D Interposers or stack chips in 3-D, resulting in even greater system scaling.
Engineering managers have become increasingly sensitive about the cost of product design. Managers can no longer justify engineering software purchase decisions based on gut feelings. Companies want to understand their return-on-investment (ROI) prior to investing in technology and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software is no exception.
CFD saves time and money not just by increasing analysis throughput but also by improving the engineer’s insight into fluid flow problems. Insight can reduce the number of design variants under consideration in the first place, by helping engineers filter out bad designs when there are few (if any) cost consequences.
Download this white paper to learn how companies are using fluid dynamics solutions to decrease their product development time-to-market costs.