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Nuclear fission technology is the only viable grid-scale source of continuous, carbon-free electricity available today. Realizing its potential in the fight against global climate change requires substantial improvements in both the technological and the economic performance of new-generation reactors. Compared with the aging existing fleet, advanced reactor concepts offer many advantages in terms of enhanced safety, commissioning cost, and competitiveness with other low-carbon sources of power.
The commissioning of a new nuclear reactor requires extensive simulation, both to demonstrate the safety and economic viability of new concepts and also to accelerate the lengthy licensing process. This process is dependent on simulation tools that can efficiently and accurately model multidimensional flow and thermal behavior in support (or in place of) legacy simulation tools. Ideally, these tools should be able to represent all complex reactor systems in the construction of a "digital twin" or "virtual reactor model."
Nuclear fission technology is the only viable grid-scale source of continuous, carbon-free electricity available today. Realizing its potential in the fight against global climate change requires substantial improvements in both the technological and the economic performance of new-generation reactors. Compared with the aging existing fleet, advanced reactor concepts offer many advantages in terms of enhanced safety, commissioning cost, and competitiveness with other low-carbon sources of power.
The commissioning of a new nuclear reactor requires extensive simulation, both to demonstrate the safety and economic viability of new concepts and also to accelerate the lengthy licensing process. This process is dependent on simulation tools that can efficiently and accurately model multidimensional flow and thermal behavior in support (or in place of) legacy simulation tools. Ideally, these tools should be able to represent all complex reactor systems in the construction of a "digital twin" or "virtual reactor model."
Our advanced simulation tools can simulate all aspects of reactor performance, allowing you to build a complete "virtual reactor model" as the heart of your digital twin. These solutions offer the ability to simulate system-wide behavior as well as capture the highest level of detail through its 3D computer-aided engineering (CAE) approaches such as finite element analysis (FEA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). Together these high-fidelity simulation tools allow owners and operators to investigate new concepts, innovate and improve reactor performance, demonstrate safety, and ultimately accelerate the licensing and approval process.
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Simcenter provides industry leading computational fluid dynamics software allows you to simulate almost any engineering problem that involves the flow of liquids, gases (or a combination of both), together with all of the associated physics.
Complex industrial problems require solutions that span a multitude of physical phenomena, which often can only be solved using simulation techniques that cross several engineering disciplines.
Simcenter includes comprehensive, best-in-class thermal simulation capabilities that can help you to understand the thermal characteristics of your product and subsequently tailor your thermal management solution for optimal performance.