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Home » Using CFD Modeling to Develop Natural Gas Burners
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is primarily used for numerical modeling of gas and liquid flows. CFD enables Oilon’s experts to simulate different processes, such as a burner’s operation, far ahead of building a physical prototype. This speeds up and reduces the cost of development, and the end result is typically better overall.
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