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“We continue to see a global trend among Autodesk Inventor software users toward the adoption of integrated, associative design analysis tools like CFdesign,” said Barrett Kamille, solutions development manager for the Manufacturing Solutions Division at Autodesk. “By participating in the Autodesk Inventor Certified Applications program, Blue Ridge demonstrates a shared commitment to leveraging the power of digital data to optimize productivity and reduce costs throughout the manufacturing design process.”
“CFdesign has broken down the barriers long associated with traditional CFD software,” said Jim Spann, Blue Ridge Numerics marketing vice president. “It is ideally suited for Autodesk Inventor users with little or no analysis expertise, it fits into existing product design processes, it significantly reduces budgetary overhead, and it opens the door to innovative product designs not possible by building and testing physical prototypes.”
Industries currently using CFdesign include aerospace, automotive, electronics, filtration, household products, HVAC systems, industrial flow control and valves, medical, plumbing, processing (food, chemical and materials), and power generation.
BAE Systems, Bioject, Bristol Compressors, BWD Turbines, Cummins Engine, Delta Faucet, Honda, Ingersoll-Rand, Moen, Moog, MTI MicroFuel Cells, Norgren, Northrop Grumman, Siemens, Spalding Sports, Sulzer Carbomedics, and Symbol Technologies are just a few of the companies using CFdesign to help bring better products to market faster.
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