This webinar will demonstrate the use of a CAD-embedded concurrent Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) approach in the prediction of temperature distribution and rise within an oven and across a hairdryer air jet, how their homogeneity can be improved, and how such factors as choice of fans, their curves and mass flow characteristics can lead to better appliance performance by upfront design.

Attendees Will Learn:

• How CFD software can help you determine thermal and airflow fluxes inside domestic & household appliances
• How CFD software can help you improve your existing equipment design processes
• How you can analyze ‘what if’ designs before prototype build in the upfront stage
• How easy it is to provide detailed Word and Excel reports to your design and management teams

Who Should Attend:

• CFD software users involved in domestic and household appliance design and analysis
• Managers in the White Goods, Domestic Appliance and Household Appliance Industries
• MCAD Design Engineers
• CFD Consultants
• Computational Fluid Dynamics Users
• Oven Designers
• Hair Dryer Designers