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COSMOSFloWorks helps Cambridgeport Air
Systems exceed customer expectations
Company Cambridgeport
Air Systems |
Industry Machinery |
Location U.S.A. |
Product Used COSMOSFloWorks |
Type of Analysis Fluid Dynamics |
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Custom Air Handler
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The Challenge
Modular and custom air
handlers are ideal products for analysis because they must be
able to heat, cool, humidify and dehumidify air as well as filter
particles.
The market for them is extremely competitive,
requiring designs that are both energy efficient and compact.
One of the Northeast's most innovative and responsive suppliers
is Cambridgeport Air Systems. Since its founding in 1978, Cambridgeport
has developed an enviable blue chip client roster that includes
Carrier, Pratt & Whitney, Procter & Gamble, Harvard University,
DuPont, and Massachusetts General Hospital. Although the company
has more than 125 employees, its technical foundation is a team
comprised of ten designers and engineers.
In order to remain competitive, Cambridgeport must meet tight
time-to-market deadlines and the development team is increasingly
pressed to generate new ideas before anyone else.
The Solution
Shortly after installing COSMOSFloWorks, Cambridgeport started
to see an impressive return-on-investment. COSMOSFloWorks analysis
results replaced three physical prototypes, saving an estimated
$5,000-6,000. Ben Kalinowski, Senior Engineer, also cites the
program as one of the primary reasons why Cambridgeport can bid
on more complicated jobs than before. (More complicated projects
typically translate into higher profit margins). Already, he uses
COSMOSFloWorks on more than 20 percent of his designs and finds
it absolutely invaluable.
Summary and Metrics:
- Increased the machine's efficiency by about 60 percent
- Saved an estimated $5,000-6,000 on physical prototypes
- Helped reveal errors in designs which were fixed before manufacturing
or testing
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"The
ability to verify the design and confirm that the product
will work as promised is crucial because it saves back
charges and greatly reduces product liability."
Ben Kalinowski, Senior Engineer
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