Ansys Fluent and CFX, Computational Fluid Dynamics
Delivered by your Local CFD Simulation Partner
As a leading Ansys channel partner, EDRMedeso provides CFD licensing, engineering support, and consultancy to innovators across the Nordics, UK, and Poland. Our engineers work directly with Fluent and CFX on live projects, solving real-world challenges, rather than simply addressing software usability.
Why work with a channel partner?
- Local Engineering Expertise: Work with engineers who have run Fluent and CFX projects in your industry and know where the setup usually goes wrong.
- Licensing That Fits The Team: Terms scaled to project size and team growth. We can help eliminate license wastage while offering implementation support of Cloud and HPC auxiliaries.
- Responsive Technical Support: A model that stalls or a run that won’t converge gets a response from someone who has debugged a similar case before.
Fluid Dynamics Simulation, in Practice
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software is only as effective as the expertise behind its implementation. Whether you’re addressing convergence challenges, scaling complex simulations, validating results, or integrating CFD into established engineering workflows, experienced technical support can significantly reduce time to reliable answers. As an Ansys channel partner, EDRMedeso provides software, engineering expertise, training, and ongoing support to help teams apply CFD with confidence across product development and validation.
Applications of Fluid Dynamics Simulation
- Thermal Management: Predicting and improving heat transfer in electronics, batteries, and cooling systems.
- Aerodynamics and Drag: Reducing drag and improving stability for vehicles, aircraft, and structures.
- Turbomachinery Performance: Analysing flow through pumps, turbines and compressors to improve efficiency.
- Multiphase & Particle Flow: Modelling mixing, separation, and granular flow in process and manufacturing equipment.
If you’re here, you’ve likely encountered a problem that requires an expansion to your CFD Simulation toolset. EDRMedeso can help you maximise the benefits of your investment by helping you to achieve consistent, trustworthy results with experienced oversight and optimal license utilisation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, this is exactly the gap partner licensing fills. Terms are scaled for individual teams and growing simulation groups, not enterprise-wide agreements.
Yes, licensing and consultancy support can be structured around project needs, talk to us about what fits.
Yes, this is a common engagement type for us, get in touch with details of your mesh size and turnaround requirements.
Yes, coupled and multiphysics workflows are a standard part of our Fluent and CFX engagements, useful where a fluid-only or structure-only model won’t capture what’s actually happening.
Yes, solver and turbulence model selection is one of our most common engagement types. Get in touch with your geometry and flow regime and we’ll advise on scope.
Fluent is typically used for general-purpose flow, combustion, and heat transfer problems, while CFX is optimised for turbomachinery and rotating equipment. Many projects use both, get in touch and we can advise on the right fit for your design.
Yes, CFD for automotive, aerospace, and energy applications is one of our core engagement areas. Get in touch with your project specifics and timeline.
Significantly, a poor mesh is one of the most common reasons a simulation fails to converge or produces results that don’t hold up under scrutiny. Our engineers can review an existing mesh strategy or help build one from scratch for a specific geometry and flow regime.
Yes, complex geometry is one of our most common meshing engagements, thin gaps, curved surfaces, and multi-body assemblies all need a different approach to a straightforward domain. Get in touch with your geometry and we’ll advise on strategy.
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Testimonials
You’re transitioning through a whole range of different speeds and altitudes and it’s really important that your vehicle is stable. We looked at which software could model anything from sea level up to hypersonic speeds and Ansys won that trade-off with its computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and Ansys Fluent in terms of what range it can simulate and what kind of geometry it can handle.
— Andrew Bacon, Co-Founder and CTO / Space Forge
We have been on CARE Business for one year and just recently renewed for another year. The major benefits we see are the prompt responses of the support team, which in combination with the Training Portal are very helpful ways to resolve issues and give good tips. The Weld and Bolt toolkit for Ansys Mechanical offers many possibilities and we are aiming to set up a simulation report template with the Report Generator app. Looking ahead, we are aiming to explore the compute power of CloudConnect and Rescale which also comes with the CARE Program. We are in the process of building an analysis team. We believe the partnership which comes with CARE will be an asset during this process as well as future initiatives.
— Rebecca Jade van Linschoten, Marine Structural Analysis Engineer / Imenco AS
Valmet Flow Control experts have been largely freed from routine valve design, and can instead focus on more challenging issues.
— Tommi Bergström / Valmet Flow Control Oy
A design iteration process that previously could take perhaps a week could be finalized in just one or two days.
— David Engerberg / Development Engineer, Modvion
