Fluid Dynamics Process Simulation

We deal with the simulative description of flow problems of all kinds and have developed efficient simulation tools for this purpose. 

Our expertise includes the mathematical-physical modeling and model reduction of multiphase flows with complex rheologies in and around porous media for various industrial processes as well as the development of fast, robust and efficient numerical algorithms for computer simulations.

The expertise in modeling such processes and their effective numerical solution is combined in our software tools, which offer validated and documented pre- and post-processing.

This makes it possible to model, simulate and thus optimize many manufacturing processes and fluid dynamic processes in general:

Example Projects

 

Efficient Multiscale Processes for Short-Fiber-Reinforced Plastics

In cooperation with Bosch, we have developed a multi-scale simulation method.

 

Simulation of the Production of Batteries

We simulate battery production processes to make them as efficient as possible without negatively affecting the product properties.

 

Simulation of PU Foam Expansion in Car Seat Manufacturing

Joint project in cooperation with Fehrer Automotive and Audi in which our software FOAM is used and further developed.

 

 

Potting Process Simulation of Electronic Devices

In the project SOVEB we simulate this process with FLUID so that companies can optimize their production steps.

 

RIM Processes of Polyurethane Foams

In the project FoamInTextil we simulate the foam filling process of Polyurethane foams.

 

Characterization and Modelling of Long Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastics

We contribute our simulation expertise to the AiF project.

 

Digital Twin: Foam

In this project, we are using our digital twin to digitize the development, design and production processes for foam components, taking into account the foam properties.

 

Simulation of Granular Mass Flows

Application and project examples for the simulation of granular mass flows.

 

XERIC: Climate Control System for Electric Vehicles

The XERIC project is developing a new climate control system that is more energy-efficient in battery powered electric vehicles.

 

CoPool

The aim of the BMWi project CoPool is the development of a compatible software CoPool, which allows a more precise simulation of flow and heat exchange.

 

Analysis and Optimization of Paper Machine Clothings

We analyze and simulate the behavior of press felts.