Through computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation, we can model all types of heat transfer in flows and solids, such as free or forced convection, conduction, thermal radiation, and phase changes).

We routinely conduct sizing and verification studies for the design of heat exchangers, boilers, and specialized enclosures.

Most often, the analysis involves verifying the initial design of a system and then proposing improvements to optimize heat exchange within it.

The implementation of custom baffling and turbulators helps to enhance the heat transfer coefficient between the fluid and the system walls. Successive iterations allow for optimizing the system design with the objective of promoting heat exchange while limiting the pressure drop of the heat transfer fluid’s flow.