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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
ASPAR Engineering has extensive experience applying state-of-the-art Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) methods to assess, validate, and optimize engineering processes, systems, and products.
ASPAR provides CFD analysis for HVAC systems such as Data Center Cooling Rooms, Generator Rooms, Communication Shelters, IDF Rooms, Electrical Rooms, Low Voltage (LV) Rooms, UPS Rooms, Football Stadium Ventilation, and Atrium Ventilation.
We also deliver CFD analysis for Jet Fan applications in car parks and tunnels to evaluate the performance of ventilation systems for vehicle pollutant control and smoke extraction, supporting fire services in emergency scenarios.
At ASPAR Engineering, we are proud to be licensed users of Ansys Software, the leading industry-standard tool for advanced computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations. Enabling SANA CFD Team to deliver precise and reliable solutions for optimizing thermal management and airflow across diverse environments for our clients.
ASPAR is an active member of NAFEMS, the International Association dedicated to Engineering Analysis, Modeling, and Simulation. This membership demonstrates our commitment to delivering high-quality CFD solutions and staying aligned with global best practices.
Advantages
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Avoid problems before they even occur
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Design & Performance Evaluation
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Analyze difficult & dangerous experiments
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Optimized performance of the HVAC system
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Cost Effective
Why Choose ASPAR For Your CFD Needs ?
Optimized HVAC Performance
Enhance airflow, temperature distribution, and energy efficiency to deliver peak performance across all HVAC systems.
Design & Performance Evaluation
Leverage CFD to assess and optimize HVAC system designs, ensuring maximum efficiency and cost-effectiveness from the start.
Problem Prevention
Identify and avoid potential issues before they occur, reducing risks and maintenance costs while enhancing system reliability.
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Our scope of work
Car Parking a Ventilation System Simulations for CO , CO2
A CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) analysis for a car parking ventilation system involves simulating the airflow and air quality within the parking structure to ensure a safe, comfortable, and efficient environment.
The objective is to design and optimize the ventilation system to manage air movement, temperature, and humidity while controlling the dispersion of pollutants, such as carbon monoxide (CO).
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Our scope of work
Fire Dynamic Simulations
Fire Dynamics Simulator (FDS) empowers engineers to accurately simulate fire phenomena, enabling the prediction of smoke behavior, temperature distribution, air movement and toxic gas concentration levels during fire development.
Developed by the American National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), FDS is open-source software that utilizes computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for modeling and simulating thermally driven, low-speed flow scenarios.
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Our scope of work
Toxic Gases Analysis
The percentage of carbon monoxide (CO) emitted from cars must not exceed the limit permitted by ASHRAE Standards, due to the dangers of this gas to occupancy and environment.
CFD analysis enables engineers to ensure car parks and tunnels are ventilated to prevent the accumulation of toxic fumes and flammable gases, which is extremely important.
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Our scope of work
Misting System Simulation
By creating a 3D model and generating a precise mesh, CFD analysis is able to produce an accurate mist dispersion and airflow prediction.
CFD simulation of the mist system allows designers and engineers to evaluate and analyze the cooling effects, humidity distribution, and air circulation, and also provides recommendations to improve cooling and energy efficiency.
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