NISA/3D-FLUID
NISA/3D-FLUID is a general purpose finite element-based program for analyzing fluid flow and heat transfer problems for both compressible and incompressible flows. Fluid-solid interaction involving flow and conjugate heat transfer is available. Pressure loading due to fluid flow can be applied for the subsequnet stress analysis in solids.
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Overview
NISA/3D-FLUID is used for analyzing 3D incompressible and 3D compressible fluid flow like steady/transient, laminar/turbulent, Newtonian/non-Newtonian, free surface, potential, subsonic/transonic/hypersonic, inviscid/viscous, combustion simulations, and chemically reacting flows with mixing. Fluid dynamics capabilities of NISA are used across analysis such as electromagnetic, fluid-structure interaction, heat, civil and PCB analysis. A direct interface between NISA/3D-FLUID and NISA II (structures) is available.

Compressive Capabilities
- Subsonic, Transonic, Supersonic, and Hypersonic Flows
- Inviscid/Viscous Flow
- Steady/Transient Flow with Convective Heat Transfer
- Internal and External Flow
- Structured and Unstructured Grid
- ShockWave Simulation
- Multicomponent, Chemically Reacting Flows with Mixing
- Combustion Simulations
- Chemical Kinetics and Thermodynamic Properties via CHEMKIN* Package
Incompressible Capabilities
- Steady state and transient analysis
- 2D, 3Dand axisymmetric domains
- Laminar and turbulent analysis
- Non-Newtonian fluids
- Power law
- Bingham
- Cross
- Flow through porous media
- Rotating frame of reference
- Free surface flow
- Potential flow
- Boundary conditions
- In global or local coordinate systems
- Coupled boundary conditions in global or local coordinate
systems - Time dependent boundary conditions
- Temperature dependent boundary conditions
- Temperature dependent material properties
- Conjugate heat transfer analysis
- Forced & mixed and free convective heat transfer
- Surface radiation heat transfer with view factor calculation
- Phase change effects
- Fluid-Structure interaction
- Fluid-Electro-magnetics interaction
- Stress analysis
- Particle tracking



