Computer Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

Computer Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is a branch of engineering that uses computer simulations to analyze how fluids—liquids and gases—move and interact with objects. By solving complex mathematical equations, CFD predicts flow patterns, pressure, temperature, and other properties. It's used in designing airplanes, cars, HVAC systems, and more, helping engineers optimize performance and safety. Essentially, CFD allows for detailed visualization and analysis of fluid behavior in a virtual environment, reducing the need for physical testing and speeding up development processes.