Proper room ventilation is essential for maintaining indoor air quality and thermal comfort in residential, commercial, and industrial spaces. Our CFD simulations evaluate airflow patterns and temperature distribution, helping design optimised HVAC systems that reduce stagnant air zones, eliminate hot spots, and improve overall air circulation.
Natural and passive ventilation reduces reliance on mechanical HVAC systems, cutting energy costs while promoting sustainable building design. To leverage this, we use CFD analysis to assess wind-driven and buoyancy-driven airflow. This, in turn, can help with optimising window placement, air inlets, and exhaust vents to maximise fresh air intake and enhance indoor comfort without excessive energy consumption.
Natural ventilation reduces reliance on mechanical HVAC systems, cutting energy costs while promoting sustainable building design. To leverage this, we use CFD analysis to assess wind-driven and buoyancy-driven airflow. This, in turn, can help with optimising window placement, air inlets, and exhaust vents to maximise fresh air intake and enhance indoor comfort without excessive energy consumption.
Vehicle emissions, including carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen oxides (NOx), can accumulate in enclosed parking structures, posing health risks. To prevent this, CFD simulations and analysis can be used to assess airflow and pollutant dispersion, enabling the design of efficient ventilation systems that comply with regulatory standards. We help optimise exhaust fan placement, air circulation patterns, and emergency ventilation strategies to maintain safe air quality levels.
Tunnels pose unique challenges due to restricted natural airflow and the buildup of vehicle emissions. Using CFD modelling, we assess ventilation systems to optimise air circulation, control pollutant dispersion, and enhance safety. Our analysis also simulates smoke movement during a fire, helping design smoke extraction and emergency ventilation strategies for safer tunnel environments
In the event of a fire, proper smoke control is crucial for occupant safety and emergency response. With CFD smoke ventilation analysis, our experts simulate smoke and heat dispersion to help understand how smoke spreads in the space, identifying potential risks and challenges. With our data, you can make data-driven decisions on how to make smoke exhaust systems safer and more efficient.