Particleworks is a CAE software for the simulation of liquid flows based on the Moving Particle Simulation method.
Particleworks is a CAE software for the simulation of liquid flows based on the Moving Particle Simulation method.
The mesh-less solver and the intuitive interface make the simulation process simple and fast even for complex geometries with moving parts, like gears and shafts in a complete transmission or in an engine.
The Navier-Stokes solver is based on a deterministic Lagrangian method.
Particleworks is widely used in different industrial sectors, from automotive and aerospace to consumer goods, from power generation to the Food & Beverage industry.
Learn MoreHewland Engineering shares their views on the mesh free CFD solution Particleworks and working with EnginSoft UK Ltd.
“Typically we would go from CAD to test in around ten to twelve weeks . With Particleworks we can do that in three days”
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Case studies in different industrial sectors.
Gaspare Argento, Ducati Motor Holding - Ducati Corse Division
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Chiaki Miyazawa, LIXIL Corporation | Akiko Kondoh, Prometech Software
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Sunao Tokura, Shun Fujimoto and Akiko Kondoh, Prometech Software, Inc.
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Luca Martinelli, Matt Hole, Drive System Design Ltd | Davide Pesenti, Massimo Galbiati, EnginSoft
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With Particleworks we were able to increase our productivity by ten times.
We run more what if analysis that we were not able to do before with a traditional CFD solver.
We are definitely reducing physical tests. We still do physical tests. We have axle housings that are made of transparent plastic, so we can see the flow. But, we have reduced the number of physical tests quite a bit using Particleworks software.
Before we used Particleworks, we used a traditional method that used finite volume. We had difficulty creating the mesh and defining the moving boundaries.
We had one day of training and that was good.
With a traditional CFD solver we had to offset the gears so we wouldn’t have squeeze. With Particleworks we didn’t have to do any of that.
