Heat Transfer-Equipment Design and Analysis for Chemical and Petrochemical Processing: Comprehensive CFD & Finite element method
FEA & CFD Based Simulation Design Analysis Virtual prototyping MultiObjective Optimization
Enteknograte engineering simulation for heat transfer solutions help clients to gain critical insight, and select the right design for the right application. Heat transmission by conduction, convection and radiation in laminar or turbulent flows for fluids, such as steam, thermal liquids, liquid metals and non-Newtonian fluids, can be design and analyze and new concept can be developed using engineering simulation for heat generation and heat transfer equipment. Using these solutions our engineers can identify hot spots, associated thermal stresses, equipment design and process efficiencies, and other issues that affect system performance.
Enteknograte CFD consultant service for heat exchanger design and Finite element based Structural mechanics and thermal analysis software tools provide a well-established engineering platform to help improve the design and analysis of energy-saving concepts, equipment reliability, structural integrity and related efficiency gains through virtual prototyping in a broad range of heat transfer applications. Enteknograte engineering simulation are helping customers to overcome the following and many other Heat transfer and thermal analysis-related challenges:
- Air-cooled heat exchangers
- Boilers
- Burners
- Chillers
- Condensers
- Dryers
- Evaporators
- Flares
- Heaters
- Heating and cooling tanks
- Ovens
- Plate type exchangers
- Reboilers
- Shell and tube heat exchangers
- Superheaters
Enteknograte offers a Virtual Engineering approach with CFD and FEA tools such as MSC Cradle, Ansys Fluent, StarCCM+ for flows simulation and FEA based Codes such as ABAQUS, Ansys, Nastran and LS-Dyna, encompassing the accurate prediction of in-service loads, the performance evaluation, and the integrity assessment including the influence of manufacturing the components.
Conjugate heat transfer (CHT)—the simultaneous prediction of heat transfer in both the fluid and solid portions of the domain—is of critical importance in a full-engine simulation. The accuracy of the predicted combustion in the cylinder is dependent on the temperature boundary conditions in the cylinder. By considering heat transfer in the metal components (e.g., the cylinder head, liner, piston, etc.) in the simulation, the cylinder wall no longer has a user-specified temperature, but instead has temperatures predicted as part of the system simulation.
Reactor Design & Combustion Engineering for Chemical Processing
AVL Fire, Siemens Star-ccm+, Ansys Fluent and Converge
Our engineering simulation for reactor design including CFD for chemical reactor design, FEA structural and thermal analysis and instrumentation and control software used for design and analysis of chemical reactors enable our reaction engineers to answer what-if questions as they design and enhance reactors performance, energy usage, reactor yield and product uniformity.
Read more... Heat Transfer-Equipment Design and Analysis for Chemical Processing: Comprehensive CFD & Finite element method
Heat transmission by conduction, convection and radiation in laminar or turbulent flows for fluids, such as steam, thermal liquids, liquid metals and non-Newtonian fluids, can be design and analyze and new concept can be developed using engineering simulation for heat generation and heat transfer equipment. Using these solutions our engineers can identify hot spots, associated thermal stresses, equipment design and process efficiencies, and other issues that affect system performance.
Read more... Mixer Design and Analysis with FEA and CFD based-Simulation
In the chemical industry, proper reactor design is crucial because this is where both mixing and reaction occur. Mixing can be defined as an operation which reduces the degree of nonuniformity of all properties of a system, single or multiphase with one or many components. For a mixing sensitive reaction, the rate of mixing affects both the yield and selectivity of the reaction. Numerical flow simulations with CFD provide important insights into the flow processes of the entire system vessel agitator and the associated component.
Read more... Multiphase Simulation for Chemical Processing
Using a variety of advanced modeling techniques to study both continuous and particulate phases,with combination of Finite element method(FEA), DEM and CFD, we can handle simulation of particle included systems and their properties including following parameters: Particle flows,
Cohesion,
Material wear,
Particle size distribution,
Particle mechanics,
Surface and morphology,
Particle–particle interaction,
Turbulence and dispersion,
Geometry effects,
Erosion,
Particle attrition,
Homogeneous and hydrogenous reactions,
Particle flows,
Electrostatic effects.
Read more... Filtration System Design and Engineering for Chemical Processing with CFD & Finite Element Method
CFD for separation and filtration includes modeling of transport of solid particle are used by diverse set of customers to understand and reduce erosion in solid separation and extraction devices. Enteknograte’s engineering simulation team has experience in using FEA and CFD for separation and filtration systems, give clients a clearer understanding of filtration optimization through in-depth studies of filter media, particle deposition and caking, pressure drop, throughput, back flushing, and mechanical design.
Read more... Chemical Processing Simulation and Design: Coupled CFD, FEA and 1D-System Modeling for Heat Transfer, Filtration & Mixer System , Reactor Design & Combustion Engineering
Enteknograte's engineering team CFD and FEA solutions for the Materials & Chemical Processing is helping companies to significant engineering improvement from equipment and processes to chemical and petrochemical refining to glass and metals manufacturing - forming and casting -. Enteknograte's engineering team solution includes CFD for chemical process Industry, FEA for process industry and expand to cover electromagnetic and system design engineering concerns.
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We pride ourselves on empowering each client to overcome the challenges of their most demanding projects.
By using Accurate reaction mechanisms that representing every class of reaction important for combustion analysis and combination of advanced computational fluid dynamics (CFD) combustion simulation tools such as Kiva, Ansys Fluent, Ansys Forte, AVL Fire, Converge CFD, Siemens Star-ccm+ , MSC Cradle and System Modeling software such as Matlab Simulink and GT-Suite enable Enteknograte engineering team to reduce chemistry analysis time by orders of magnitude, virtually eliminating the bottleneck that chemistry integration produces during the simulation process.
Gas Turbine Combustion CFD Simulation: Detailed Chemistry
AVL Fire, Siemens Star-ccm+, Ansys Fluent and Converge
Gas turbine combustion can be a challenge to achieve accurate and reliable CFD simulation results. Computational efficiency requires appropriate mesh resolution and turbulence, spray, combustion, and emissions models that provide an appropriate level of detail. With using advanced and specilized CFD tools such as AVL Fire, Siemens Star-ccm+, Ansys Fluent and Converge, Enteknograte engineers can accurately predict important kinetically limited gas turbine phenomena such as ignition, flashback, and lean blow off. In addition, we can investigate the combined effects of chemistry and turbulence and optimize combustor performance parameters.
Read more... Fuel Injectors and Spray CFD Simulation
CFD software such as MSC Cradle, AVL Fire, Siemens Star-ccm+, Ansys Fluent and Converge is well equipped to simulate fuel injectors and spray processes including liquid atomization, drop breakup, collision and coalescence, turbulent dispersion, spray cavitation, drop-wall interaction, and drop evaporation.
Read more... Electromagnetic Multiphysics
Enteknograte Finite Element Electromagnetic Field simulation solution which uses the highly accurate finite element solvers and methods such as Ansys Maxwell, Simulia Opera, Simulia CST, JMAG, Cedrat FLUX, Siemens MAGNET and COMSOL to solve static, frequency-domain, and time-varying electromagnetic and electric fields includes a wide range of solution types for a complete design flow for your electromagnetic and electromechanical devices in different industries.
Read more... CFD Simulation of Reacting Flows and Combustion
Engine & Gas Turbine, Fuel Injector & Spray, Exhaust Aftertreatment with Detailed Chemistry
Knowledge of the underlying combustion chemistry and physics enables designers of gas turbines, boilers and internal combustion engines to increase energy efficiency and fuel flexibility, while reducing emissions. Combustion System couples multiphysics simulations incorporating accurate physical models with an advanced chemistry solver to provide a complete end-to-end combustion chemistry simulation capability to optimize products that involve reacting flow.
Read more... CFD Simulation of Engine Exhaust Aftertreatment
Aftertreatment systems are a critical component to ensure emissions from engines and power generation equipment comply with environmental standards. CFD (computational fluid dynamics) simulations can be used as part of a rapid prototyping process to design systems that reduce NOx, CO, and particulate matter emissions with minimal efficiency and maintenance costs. Two of the main challenges in aftertreatment system design are maximizing the uniformity of flows upstream of catalysts and eliminating areas at risk for urea deposition.
Read more... 1D/3D Coupled Simulation and Co-Simulation: Detailed Chemistry & Multiphase Flow Modeling with 1D Modeling
Enteknograte engineering team use advantage of CFD solver’s detailed chemistry, multiphase flow modeling, and other powerful features in coupling and co-simulation of CFD (Siemens Star-ccm+, AVL Fire, Ansys Fluent, Converge), 1D systems softwares (Matlab simulink, GT-Suite, Ricardo Wave allowing 1D/3D-coupled analyses to be performed effortlessly) and FEA software (Abaqus, Ansys, Nastran) for engine cylinder coupling, exhaust aftertreatment coupling, and fluid-structure interaction coupling simulation.
Read more... Integrated Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning - Deep Learning with CFD & FEA Simulation
Machine learning is a method of data analysis that automates analytical model building. It is a branch of Artificial Intelligence based on the idea that systems can learn from data, identify patterns and make decisions with minimal human intervention. With Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications in CAE, that is Mechanical Engineering and FEA and CFD Simulations as design tools, our CAE engineers evaluate the possible changes (and limits) coming from Machine learning, whether Deep Learning (DL), or Support vector machine (SVM) or even Genetic algorithms to specify definitive influence in some optimization problems and the solution of complex systems.
Read more... Heat Transfer and Thermal Analysis: Fluid-Structure Interaction with Coupled CFD and Finite Element Based Simulation
We analyze system-level thermal management of vehicle component, including underhood, underbody and brake systems, and design for heat shields, electronics cooling, HVAC, hybrid systems and human thermal comfort. Our Finite Element (LS-Dyna, Ansys, Abaqus) and CFD simulation (Siemens Start-ccm+, Ansys Fluent , Ansys CFX and OpenFoam) for heat transfer analysis, thermal management, and virtual test process can save time and money in the design and development process, while also improving the thermal comfort and overall quality of the final product.
Read more... Acoustics and Vibration: FEA and CFD for AeroAcoustics, VibroAcoustics and NVH Analysis
Noise and vibration analysis is becoming increasingly important in virtually every industry. The need to reduce noise and vibration can arise because of government legislation, new lightweight constructions, use of lower cost materials, fatigue failure or increased competitive pressure. With deep knowledge in FEA, CFD and Acoustic simulation, advanced Acoustic solvers and numerical methods used by Enteknograte engineers to solve acoustics, vibro-acoustics, and aero-acoustics problems in automotive manufacturers and suppliers, aerospace companies, shipbuilding industries and consumer product manufacturers.
Read more... Simulation of Plasma Based Devices: Microwave Plasma and RF Plasma Analysis with Coupling Particle in Cell (PIC), MHD, CFD and FEA Solvers
Charged particles and their non-linear discharge characteristics have been especially difficult to model and simulate accurately. We provide consulting services for the modeling and simulation of plasma and other flow systems. Our consulting services utilize our specialized domain expertise in plasma, reactive flows and surface chemistry mechanism development and integration with multi-dimensional flow and plasma systems.
Read more... Finite Element Analysis of Durability and Fatigue Life
Vibration Fatigue, Creep, Welded Structures Fatigue, Elastomer and Composite Fatigue with Ansys Ncode, Simulia FE-Safe, MSC CAEFatigue, FEMFAT
Durability often dominates development agendas, and empirical evaluation is by its nature time-consuming and costly. Simulation provides a strategic approach to managing risk and cost by enabling design concepts or design changes to be studied before investment in physical evaluation. The industry-leading fatigue Simulation technology such as Simulia FE-SAFE, Ansys Ncode Design Life and FEMFAT used to calculate fatigue life of multiaxial, welds, short-fibre composite, vibration, crack growth, thermo-mechanical fatigue.
Read more... Multi-Phase Flows CFD Analysis
Multi-Phases flows involve combinations of solids, liquids and gases which interact. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is used to accurately predict the simultaneous interaction of more than one combination of phases that can be gases, solids or fluids. Typical applications involve sprays, solid particulate transport, boiling, cavitation, state-changes, free surface flows, dispersed multiphase flows, buoyancy problems and mixed species flows. For example, the risks from flow or process-induced vibration excitation of pipework are widely acknowledged in onshore process plants, offshore topsides and subsea facilities.
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