The new software, ideally suited to improve the design of fluid flow applications, such as intake manifolds and radiator or air compressor systems, also maximizes the efficiency of aircraft or automotive air-handling systems. It also uses advanced CAD modeling techniques to shorten the time required for product design and reduces the need for elaborate prototype testing, thus compressing the time required to bring new products to market.

Harrison said, “We believe EFD.Lab is the easiest to use software currently on the market for applications that use liquids or gases. We are so convinced this new software will help our customers speed up the process of product development that we are offering them a special purchase plan.

“During the trial period. Nika will provide an analysis of the customer’s project based on the client’s computational fluid dynamics (CFD) specifications and provide a written report and the analysis files. At the end of the three-month trial, the customer can either return EFD.Lab with no further obligation or apply the initial investment to the full purchase price,” Harrison said.