THE ENGINEERING QUESTION
What does your design need to do?
Whether you need to reduce pressure loss, assess aerodynamic loads or investigate uneven cooling, we start with the decision the analysis must support. We agree the operating conditions, comparisons and required outputs before choosing the model and mesh.
Questions we can help answer
- Which design gives lower drag or pressure loss under the same conditions?
- Where do separation, recirculation or uneven flow affect performance?
- How do loads or temperatures change across operating conditions?
What we need to get started
- The engineering question and the decision you need to make
- Available CAD geometry or drawings and the designs to compare
- Fluid properties, operating conditions and any measurements or reference results
- Required outputs, project constraints and your target timescale
Incomplete information is a useful starting point too. We identify what is missing and agree which assumptions are acceptable before proceeding.
How we assess confidence in the results
We check convergence and relevant conservation balances, and agree mesh and time-step sensitivity studies to suit the analysis. Where suitable measurements or reference data exist, we compare against them. The report distinguishes numerical verification from validation and explains how model assumptions and data gaps limit the conclusions.