Fluidyn-MP

Fluidyn MP

A comprehensive multiphysics simulation platform

Fluidyn-MP is a comprehensive multiphysics simulation platform that integrates advanced numerical solvers and coupling techniques to model complex physical phenomena interacting with fluid dynamics. Designed for high-fidelity engineering simulations, fluidyn-MP enables the analysis of coupled fluid, thermal, structural, electromagnetic, and rarefied gas processes within a unified environment.

The platform is organized into specialized modules, each dedicated to a specific field of multiphysics modelling:

  • NS Module – Advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for incompressible and compressible flows, reactive flows, transient phenomena, multiphase flows, and combustion processes.
  • CHT Module – Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT) simulations coupling fluid flow with heat transfer through convection, conduction, and radiation.
  • FSI Module – Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) for predicting structural displacements, deformations, thermal stresses, and fluid-induced loads.
  • ESR Module – Modelling of structural mechanics, including elastic, elastoplastic, hyperelastic, and anisotropic material behaviour.
  • EMG Module – Simulation of electromagnetic fields and their interaction with fluid flow, heat transfer, and structural mechanics.
  • DSMC Module – Direct Simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC) solver for rarefied gas flows and non-continuum regimes.

A key strength of fluidyn-MP lies in its innovative multiphysics coupling strategy, which combines the efficiency and conservation properties of the Finite Volume Method (FVM) for fluid flow and heat transfer with the accuracy and flexibility of the Finite Element Method (FEM) for structural, thermal, and electromagnetic analyses. This approach enables accurate and computationally efficient simulations of strongly coupled multiphysics problems encountered in aerospace, energy, nuclear, process, and advanced manufacturing applications.

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Fluidyn-MPNS : Fluid flow simulation

MPNS is a high-performance Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) model  designed to simulate complex 3D fluid flow phenomena using high-precision finite volume methods. It covers a wide range of flow regimes from incompressible to highly compressible, including reactive, multiphas, and transient phenomena.

  • 3D structured, unstructured, and hybrid meshes
  • Incompressible and compressible flow regimes
  • Steady and transient simulations
  • Reactive flows and combustion modelling
  • Multi-species and multiphase flows (free surface, dispersed phases)
  • Turbulence models (RANS, LES, DES)
  • Porous media and heat transfer coupling
  • Moving and deforming mesh capabilities

 

Fluidyn-MPCHT : Conjugate Heat Transfer

MPCHT (Conjugate Heat Transfer) is a dedicated module for coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical simulations, enabling accurate modelling of heat transfer between fluids and solid structures. It combines fluid flow, heat convection, and structural thermal response in a unified CFD–FEA framework, allowing detailed analysis of conduction, convection, and radiation phenomena in complex industrial systems.

  • Fluid flow and heat convection (FVM)
  • Solid heat conduction and thermal stress (FEM)
  • Radiation modelling (semi-opacity, shadow effects)
  • Transient and steady-state simulations
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Fluidyn-MPFSI : Fluid Structure Interactions

MPFSI is dedicated to the coupled simulation of fluid dynamics and structural mechanics, combining Finite Volume Methods (FVM) for fluid flow with Finite Element Methods (FEM) for structural response. It enables accurate and robust modelling of fluid–structure interaction phenomena in complex 3D geometries and transient conditions, where fluid loads and structural deformations are strongly coupled in a fully time-consistent framework.

  • Fully coupled fluid–structure interaction
  • ALE and Immersed Boundary Method (IBM) coupling
  • Auto-adaptive mesh for structural deformation
  • Large transient displacements (valves, pistons, moving parts)
  • Compressible high-speed flows (detonations, deflagrations)
  • Multiphase and multi-species flow coupling
  • Vibration and acoustic interaction effects
  • Explosion modelling (BML, JWL formulations)

Fluidyn-MPESR : Elastoplastic Structural Response

fluidyn–ESR models nonlinear structural behaviour under mechanical and thermal loading, including elastic and plastic deformation, anisotropy, and large displacement effects.

  • Elastic, elasto-plastic, and hyperelastic materials
  • Piecewise linear constitutive laws
  • Orthotropic, anisotropic, and sandwich structures
  • Thermal and mechanical stress analysis
  • Plastic deformation and permanent strain modelling
  • Large structural deformation and nonlinear response
  • Coupled fluid–thermal–mechanical loading effects

Fluidyn-MP DSMC :Rarefied Gas Flows

Fluidyn-MP includes advanced rarefied gas dynamics capabilities for simulating gas flows across all regimes, from continuum to free molecular conditions. It combines Navier–Stokes and DSMC (Direct Simulation Monte Carlo) methods to accurately model turbo molecular pumps and high Knudsen number flows, including strong coupling with thermal and structural effects.

Applications and Capabilities:
  • Multi-regime gas flow modelling from continuum to free molecular flow
  • 2D and 3D turbo molecular pump simulation (blade stages and full geometries)
  • Navier–Stokes slip models and DSMC-based rarefied flow simulation
  • Coupled Navier–Stokes / DSMC methods for full pump performance prediction
  • Rotor–stator and rotating frame modelling with blade tip clearance effects
  • Coupling with heat transfer (CHT) and structural interaction models
  • Post-processing of key flow quantities (pressure, velocity, temperature, Mach number)
  • Atomic and molecular physics (vacuum systems, charged-particle traps)
  • Upper atmosphere and space environment studies
  • Gas chromatography and separation processes
  • Medical diagnostics (respiratory and blood gas analysis)
  • Environmental monitoring (air pollutant detection, water quality analysis.

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