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 UrbaWind

The CFD program for the automatic computation of wind in urban areas.

You need to know the effects of buildings on wind flow for your architectural project in an urban area.
You want to communicate your results using maps and 3D images that can be read by everybody. 
Have access to a numerical technology previously reserved for medelling experts and have the best information to optimise your project.
System Requirements : Windows / Processor : 1 GHz or higher / RAM 1Gb or higher / Disk space : 100 Mb / Graphic adapter : 256 Mo

 The effectiveness of CFD for everybody

  • Complete resolution of 3D equations for fluid mechanics (RANS method)
  • Fast and robust solver integrating the latest numerical techniques
  • Automatic grid generation with refinement at key areas of the domain
  • Automatic generation of boundary conditions
  • Statistical description of wind in Weibull coefficients, by frequency table
  • Ergonomic and intuitive graphic interface
  • Compatible with the tools currently used by architects and research departments
  • Compatible with standard CAO formats

 For an exact evaluation of wind characteristics in an urban area

  • Calculation of local (buildings) perturbation coefficients
  • Vertical wind and turbulence profiles
  • Calculation of turbulence and vertical inclination of the wind
  • Distribution of wind across the site (speed/direction table)
  • Extreme wind speeds
  • Securing of worksites and crane location
  • Rapid qualitative evaluation (Expert Version)

 For projects conforming to the HQE (High Environmental Quality) approach

  • Climatic comfort studies for outdoor spaces
  • Quantifying of natural ventilation
  • Calculation of urban wind-power potential
  • Urban pollution mapping

 Options available

For the UrbaWind CFD program
 Climate / Comfort module
 Pollution module
 64 bit Version
For rapid qualitative evaluation
 UrbaWind Expert Version interface
 Revit Add-on
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