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FlowDesigner Inverse Analysis - Optimization of Flow Velocity by Changing Opening Ratio - As forced air cooling, how should the opening ratio of the opening ratio panel be designed to achieve a wind speed target of 8 m/s at the target? The inverse analysis function of FlowDesigner allows you to input the design target values you want to achieve and "reverse" determine where the conditions that need improvement are from the initial design proposal. In this video, we further utilize the automation function to "automatically" derive the opening ratio (shape of the opening) that achieves the design target! <<<【Free】Trial Version Applications Now Open!>>>

FlowDesigner: Next-generation thermal fluid analysis software that transforms the trial and error of design. Directly utilize inverse analysis in design ideas! A simulation tool that significantly enhances design efficiency. In traditional thermal design, long hours of trial and error were spent to achieve design goals. There were also times when compromises had to be made due to the inability to meet design objectives. With the "inverse analysis" feature of the thermal fluid analysis software FlowDesigner, various improvement proposals can be visualized as "sensitivity" through just two analyses: "analysis of the current proposal" and "sensitivity analysis." This not only shortens the time spent on trial and error in thermal design but also makes it possible to discover improvement proposals that were previously unimaginable.

FlowDesigner: The next-generation thermal fluid analysis software that transforms the trial and error of design. Directly utilize inverse analysis in design ideas! A simulation tool that significantly enhances design efficiency. In traditional thermal design, long hours of trial and error were spent to achieve design goals. There were also times when compromises had to be made due to the inability to meet design objectives. With the "inverse analysis" feature of the thermal fluid analysis software FlowDesigner, various improvement proposals can be visualized as "sensitivity" through just two analyses: "current proposal analysis" and "sensitivity analysis." This not only shortens the time spent on trial and error in thermal design but also makes it possible to discover improvement proposals that were previously unimaginable.