High performance and longevity of turbo machinery through retrofit optimization.
Notice of Webinar on June 22, 2021 (Tuesday) at 11 PM! You can learn how to use optimization tools.
The aging of machinery is a challenge for engineers. To maximize the lifespan of turbo machinery, minimize losses, and apply new technologies, upgrading flow paths through CFD simulation, optimizing blades, and designing seal leaks are very effective measures. Cadence Design Systems and Concepts NREC provide all the necessary tools to design extremely complex shapes and analyze them with high precision to optimize performance within constraints. In a 30-minute webinar, you can learn how to operate AxCent, OMNIS/Turbo, and the optimization kernel Minamo. [Content] ■ Calculate and analyze the performance of steam turbines ■ Generate parametric models with AxCent ■ Redesign turbines with new blades, flow paths, and seals through optimization *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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