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FetchCFD is a community of engineers and designers publishing their simulations
FetchCFD Community
Online community of thousands of engineers, professional designers, manufacturers, scientists and students.
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Tutorial | Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger CFD Simulation with ANSYS CFX
@atif
Downloads: 248
Views: 5229
Likes: 13
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Quadcopter Drone CFD Simulation
@dynamix
Downloads: 235
Views: 30276
Likes: 20
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BMW Z3 simulation
@atif
Downloads: 202
Views: 7444
Likes: 8
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External Gear Pump Simulation using ANSYS CFX
@atif
Downloads: 173
Views: 7240
Likes: 10
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FetchCFD offers real time project collaboration to the globally distributed design and engineering teams. No more time wasting on incompatible files or hassle extending the usage of simulation software across your organization.
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Embed simulations on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, portfolios, blogs, forums or any website. You can also embed your simulations and designs in 3D on Twitter.
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Open-source or commercial, It doesn’t matter which software you use to create your simulations and designs. On FetchCFD you can publish them effortlessly even in 3D/AR/VR. Start publishing.
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Engineers, designers, manufacturers, researchers and students can maintain and update their simulations in one place to showcase it widely and efficiently.
