Autodesk CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) is a powerful simulation software designed for engineers and designers working on fluid flow and heat transfer analysis. It allows users to model complex fluid dynamics and thermal systems, optimizing product designs for performance, efficiency, and sustainability. Autodesk CFD helps users simulate airflow, temperature distribution, and fluid interactions in real-world conditions, enabling them to predict how products will behave in their operating environments. With an intuitive interface and advanced simulation capabilities, Autodesk CFD is used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and energy to improve product designs and reduce costly physical prototypes. The software offers robust meshing tools, cloud-based simulations, and automation features, allowing teams to accelerate their design processes. With real-time feedback and detailed performance data, Autodesk CFD helps engineers optimize designs, reduce errors, and ensure that products meet safety and performance standards. Whether analyzing the aerodynamics of a car or the heat transfer of a device, Autodesk CFD provides the tools needed to make informed, data-driven decisions in the design process.
Autodesk
1982
United States
Proprietary
Dynamic Modeling
