Hii.. I am using FLUENT with GAMBIT presently for the simulation of air flow in pipes. But i came to know that FLOWLAB is a user friendly than GAMBIT specially for pipe flow pressure drop calculation...if anyone have idea..kindly respond me..i shall remain greatful to them...

Thanks and regards

Purushotham

hiiii

hi,

i am working on flow through pipes. Actually i wanted to know on which problem you are working, so that it will become easier to help you out.

where are you from?

bye jhon

Hii jhon.. Good to to recieve ur response. I am from I.I.T-kharagpur, INDIA. I am working on flow through ducts which is prominent area in underground mining ventilation. To be partical i am trying to simulate or modelling for analysis of shock losses in ducts. so we can share our experiences on and off as we are working on the same area.

How abt u?? where r u from?

bye Purushotham

Hii jhon.. Good to to recieve ur response. I am from I.I.T-kharagpur, INDIA. I am working on flow through ducts which is prominent area in underground mining ventilation. To be partical i am trying to simulate or modelling for analysis of shock losses in ducts. so we can share our experiences on and off as we are working on the same area.

How abt u?? where r u from?

bye Purushotham

Hi Purushotham,

Are you thinking of "Flow Wizard"? I have not heard of flow lab. Flow Wizard is Fluent's 'quick and easy' software program for the simple geometry types of problems you described. It should be easy to get the software, just contact Fluent India. It shouldn't be too expensive. Here's a link to some more info: http://www.fluent.com/software/flowizard/index.htm