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FB Engineering CFD Analysis

Flow analysis to support engineering decisions in custom pumping projects.

The starting point is your requirement.

Flow analysis to support engineering decisions in custom pumping projects.

CFD analysis forms part of FB Bombas special-project hydraulic assessment where applicable to the scope. Simulation starts from a defined geometry and operating conditions. Its results inform design assessment and are complemented by the physical verification specified for the supply.

CFD is a design-analysis tool. The image represents a hydraulic study; it is not a performance curve or a test report for the equipment to be supplied.

Flow visualization from the FB Bombas CFD study archive.
Flow visualization from the FB Bombas CFD study archive.

How engineering assesses the project.

These points guide the engineering discussion. The proposal defines the configuration and the scope of supply.

Input conditions

Fluid, temperature, flow and geometry must represent the scenario being assessed.

Purpose of the analysis

The project defines which conditions and hydraulic alternatives need comparison.

Results and verification

Interpretation considers simulation assumptions and the tests specified for the pump or assembly.

Tell us about your application.

Start with the information you already have. You can enquire without every technical detail; the team will guide the next steps.

If available, include

  • Purpose of the modification or analysis.
  • Fluid and known operating conditions.
  • Drawings or installation identification, when available.

Before you request a project.

Answers to help prepare your enquiry and understand the supply.

What should I consider when enquiring about CFD analysis?

CFD analysis forms part of FB Bombas special-project hydraulic assessment where applicable to the scope. Simulation starts from a defined geometry and operating conditions. Its results inform design assessment and are complemented by the physical verification specified for the supply.

What information helps the assessment?

Purpose of the modification or analysis. Fluid and known operating conditions. Drawings or installation identification, when available.

What needs confirmation in the proposal?

CFD is a design-analysis tool. The image represents a hydraulic study; it is not a performance curve or a test report for the equipment to be supplied.

Can I enquire without all technical details?

Start with the information you already have. You can enquire without every technical detail; the team will guide the next steps.