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Simulation-driven product development speeds design of heat exchangers from two weeks to two days

Simulation-driven product development speeds design of heat exchangers from two weeks to two days

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ANSYS solutions allowed us to achieve 14 percent material savings and optimize the engineering design for a complex heat exchanger used for industrial and nuclear applications. Simulation-driven product development assists us in performing research and development work that meets customer-speci? c requirements and international standards, and has reduced product development time from two weeks to two days. Nitin Sahebrao Banait Senior Manag

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