Numerical simulation · Engineering insight

Understand the physics.
Improve the design.

Multiphysics simulation for product and process development.

FPsim combines engineering knowledge with numerical modelling to understand complex physical behaviour. Explore what drives performance, compare design choices and turn physical insight into practical development decisions.

FLOW + HEAT TRANSFER
Coloured flow paths through an air-water heat exchanger model
01 / Example projectAir-water heat exchanger
Fluid flow Heat transferMultiphase phenomenaMechanics & dynamicsCoupled physics

01 / Engineering questions

Start with the problem.
Find the physics that matters.

A useful simulation begins with a clear engineering question. FPsim focuses on the physical mechanisms behind a product or process and the parameters that influence its behaviour.

01

Fluid flow

Where does the flow go, and what limits it?

Investigate flow distribution, pressure loss and transport through components and process equipment.

02

Heat transfer

What controls heating and cooling?

Explore temperature distributions, thermal pathways and the interaction between fluid flow and heat transfer.

03

Capillary & multiphase phenomena

How do interfaces shape fluid behaviour?

Examine surface tension, wetting and capillary effects where different phases meet, particularly in small geometries.

04

Mechanics & dynamics

How does a structure respond to loading?

Understand deformation and vibration, and investigate how geometry, materials and operating conditions affect mechanical behaviour.

02 / Selected examples

Physical problems.
Numerical perspectives.

Four examples of the range of phenomena explored through simulation at FPsim.

Air-water heat exchanger simulation with coloured flow paths

Fluid flow / Thermal analysis

Air-water heat exchanger

Flow and heat transfer in a heat exchanger: understanding how fluid motion and thermal transport work together within the geometry.

Simulation of liquid behaviour in a hydrophobic capillary

Interfaces / Surface tension

Hydrophobic capillary behaviour

Liquid behaviour at small scales, where surface tension and wetting properties govern the response at the fluid–solid interface.

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Cylindrical packed-bed model showing the heat flow measurement configuration

Heat transfer / Complex media

Heat flow in a packed bed

A heat flow measurement configuration in a packed bed, illustrating thermal transport through a complex medium.

Numerical model of a vibrating table with a blue displacement contour

Structural mechanics / Dynamics

Vibrating table

Mechanical behaviour of a vibrating table: examining the structure’s dynamic response to understand its motion and deformation.

03 / About FPsim

Engineering judgement.
Supported by simulation.

FPsim specialises in numerical and multiphysics simulation for product and process development.

The focus is on understanding physical behaviour that is difficult to capture with a simple calculation or observe directly in an experiment. Mechanical engineering, physics and numerical modelling come together to support informed design decisions.

Have a specific component, an unexplained result or an early design question? That is a useful place to start.

04 / Contact

Let’s look at your
engineering problem.

Tell us what you are developing, what you want to understand and what information is available.

Email

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