What is CFD?

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is a powerful and cost-effective alternative to the traditional approach of large-scale experimental analysis (wind tunnel, water channel etc.). The complex physical phenomena of fluid flow-based problems are simulated in a fully virtual environment, using cutting edge computational methods (CFD).

Unlike traditional experimental methods, CFD can provide highly detailed information about a wide range of design parameters within a much shorter space of time and at considerably lower cost. This enables process and product development decisions to be made with data-based evidence and minimal guesswork.

What we offer

Whether your goal is to bring a new product to market, improve the efficiency of a design, or identify and improve faults, Spatial Chaos will provide the robust research and analysis that you need. Our expert consultants will design and carry out the full CFD process to solve your specific problem. This involves all stages of design, calculation, pre-processing, mesh generation, computation, post-processing, analysis, and most importantly, validation.

Our high-performance, cloud-computing infrastructure ensures that our consultants will deliver results rapidly and efficiently, and at minimal overhead cost, even for the most complex of applications.

Contact us for a free quote, or to discuss your requirements.

Long-Term Support

The CFD consultancy service that Spatial Chaos provides is not just about delivering an individual, one-off project; it’s about offering the full CFD process. This means that all stages of the project are detailed during the handover process with a period of support, ensuring that your engineering team understand the findings of the project. Our team at Spatial Chaos has considerable experience in teaching and supporting individuals in thermo-fluids and CFD simulation. This gives your company the confidence that real support can be provided.

Depending on the size of the project, Spatial Chaos can provide anything up to 6 months of post-project support. How is this support given? You choose. Conference calls, Microsoft Teams/Zoom video calls, private messaging, or a more traditional approach with worked example documentation sent via email.

Here at Spatial Chaos, we strive to be open and transparent about our approach to modelling. This is why we choose to use open-source modelling and validation techniques, ensuring that you can reproduce the results yourself. All of our open-source modelling is fully compatible with a wide range of operating systems (including Windows).