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6 software items found
by:Dynaflow, Inc. based inJessup, MARYLAND (USA)
2DFlow is a Microsoft Windows based program for visualizing flows induced by distributions of vortices, dipoles, and sources. 2DFlow graphically illustrates the use of potential flow theory and has the capability to simulate a wide range of flow problems. Designed for the educational market, 2DFlow quickly produces graphic representations of many classic fluid dynamics problems which makes it ...
by:Tech-X Corporation based inBoulder, COLORADO (USA)
VSimVE is an optimized computational application for simulating microwave and vacuum microwave devices. VSimVE can simulate particle physics such as Child-Langmuir space-charged limited emission and Fowler-Nordheim tunneling emission and provides performance diagnostics such as power, voltage, and electron currents. With VSimVE, multipacting at ...
by:Mikon based inOslo, NORWAY
Mikon ERS provides effective reporting, both internally and externally. The system provides detailed and accurate information, and better traceability. This frees up internal resources and simplifies administration. ...
by:Fluidyn based inSaint-Denis, FRANCE
Fluidyn PANACHE is a software family dedicated to the simulation of atmospheric pollutant dispersion and air quality prediction. Based entirely on a 3D-CFD approach (Computational Fluid Dynamics), the modeling tools can predict with high accuracy the gas/particle dispersion both in the near field and far ...
by:ARIA Technologies based inBoulogne-Billancourt, FRANCE
ARIA Impact is a simple and user-friendly software. It is adapted to the needs of industrialists, design offices, air quality monitoring associations. This tool meets the regulation on air quality and provides the basic elements for a complete health risk assessment, to evaluate the olfactory impact of a facility or to achieve the Air and Health component of a development. road. It can simulate ...
by:ARIA Technologies based inBoulogne-Billancourt, FRANCE
City Environmental Managers need to address particularly complex atmospheric dispersal issues related to the diversity of the urban landscape and road traffic emissions. To answer this question, they use a 3D digital representation of the urban environment (roads, topography, buildings) that allows the effects of confinement of the various obstacles to be taken into account. Urban data is ...