Software for fluid visualisation

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For fluid motion simulations, Fluent and OpenFOAM are popular choices, with Fluent being noted for its advanced capabilities but higher cost. Users are encouraged to explore other ANSYS CFD programs for potentially more accessible options. The discussion also raises the question of whether CATIA can be utilized for fluid simulations. Additionally, understanding the specific type of fluid and flow problems to be modeled is essential for selecting the right software. Overall, there are various software options available for beginners in fluid visualization.
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hi, I'm lookin for some good computer package for fluid motion simulations.

i'v come across Fluent and OpenFOAM.
is there any other good program that i should work on?!
i'm a kind of new to this. so some basic program will do it for me.
is there anyway i can work it out from CATIA?

thank you in anticipation!
 
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ABHIdAVIATOR said:
hi, I'm lookin for some good computer package for fluid motion simulations.

i'v come across Fluent and OpenFOAM.
is there any other good program that i should work on?!
i'm a kind of new to this. so some basic program will do it for me.
is there anyway i can work it out from CATIA?

thank you in anticipation!

FLUENT is probably the best (and most expensive), however, ANYSYS has other CFD program that will work for you.

http://www.ansys.com/products/default.asp

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What type of fluid and flow problems do you wish to model?
 
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