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COSMOSFloWorks helps Neumag improve nozzle
design
Company Neumag GmbH
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Industry Machinery |
Location Germany |
Product Used COSMOSFloWorks |
Type of Analysis Fluid Dynamics |
More Details
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Texture Nozzle
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The Challenge
Neumag continuously improves the texture
nozzle design - a process traditionally done thru trial-and-error,
which is not optimal due to the high cost and the time it takes
to produce the required prototypes. "We realized that experimental
data was no longer sufficient and creating prototypes and using
external experts was too expensive. We also realized that changes
made to the designs were usually followed by new problems. We
just did not fully understand the results of these tests."
The Solution
Neumag decided to try COSMOSFloWorks. Since COSMOSFloWorks
was specifically developed for SolidWorks, Neumag's CAD system
of choice, it was a fairly easy proposition. But what really made
Neumag take notice was the fact that COSMOSFloWorks was designed
as a design verification tool for engineers without an extensive
background in fluid flow analysis. Its familiarity made it easy
to use for all Neumag designers. Also due to the tight SolidWorks
and COSMOSFloWorks integration, Neumag engineers could make quick
changes in the geometry and analyze the model immediately. "Our
success lies in the ability to quickly implement variants of our
machine components without loss of data and interface problems.
With COSMOSFloWorks we were able to analyze and simulate variants
in a very short time, thus minimizing costs and increasing our
customer orientation. Last but not least we were able to react
fast even when pressed for time," says Stündl.
Summary and Metrics:
- Using COSMOSFloWorks, Neumag's experts immediately detected
and modified zones with small fluid flow velocities (dead zones)
- Reduced costs, customer orientation time and time-to-market
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"We
were promised new opportunities for optimizing products
and resources. We didn't believe it at first but once
we started using the software we became believers."
Clausen Stündl, Engineer
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