It is possible to simulate powder flow, solid-gas two-phase flow, solid-liquid two-phase flow, gas-liquid two-phase flow, and solid-gas-liquid three-phase flow!
iGRAF is a multiphysics software capable of simulating powder flow, solid-gas two-phase flow, solid-liquid two-phase flow, gas-liquid two-phase flow, and solid-gas-liquid three-phase flow. This product incorporates physical models published in prestigious international academic journals, ensuring highly reliable numerical analysis results. It enables not only the analysis of single-phase powders but also multiphase flow analysis from two-phase flows such as "powder-gas," "powder-liquid," "gas-liquid," to three-phase flows like "powder-gas-liquid." 【Features】 - Capable of multiphase flow analysis from two-phase to three-phase, not just single-phase powder analysis - Optimized for parallel processing, resulting in no loss even with 20 cores - Allows large-scale analysis at real machine scale on a single machine - Capable of analyzing both dry and wet grinding machines - Can analyze mechanical classification such as vibrating screens and classification using airflow like cyclones *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Can be used to verify segregation and discharge amounts from a mixed state ■ By considering gases, it is possible to analyze including air entrapment ■ By treating a collection of multiple small powders as one large powder with the same behavior, dramatic reductions in computational costs can be achieved ■ Recognition of rigid shapes without using "meshes" is possible ■ All analysis conditions are set within SOLIDWORKS *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The Structural Planning Institute will solve the problems of our manufacturing clients. Currently, the challenges faced by the manufacturing industry are no longer about "improving product quality and productivity." In today's situation, where flexible responses are required to meet increasingly sophisticated and diverse customer needs, the greatest challenge and opportunity lies in Business Process Re-engineering (BPR), which involves reviewing and restructuring business processes through the use of information technology. In this field as well, our advanced system development technology and solution proposal capabilities have received high praise, and as "the Structural Planning Institute supporting manufacturing industry BPR," we are steadily building trust.