Ansys Fluent vs. modeFRONTIER

For aerodynamic modeling specially modeling airflow around machine components it is great. Adding more constrained design components leads to challenges

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• The interface is challenging for teaching new users
• A lightweight version would be great for older pc that we have in our labs
• Turbulence modeling can have more tutorials

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Great for so many features and high complexity that makes the design more robust. It maybe a bit challenging for new users

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Ansys Fluent is far better in terms of complexity and tools. UI is also nicer than COMSOL. Price maybe an issue for some users.

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