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Software Development

At Airflow Sciences, we use more than canned software to solve flow problems.  Our experts have written custom software and know the ins-and-outs of the numerical methods.  Codes have been written to analyze the branches of a fluid network, simulate fossil fuel combustion, predict the effects of processing changes on resultant food properties, as well as other chemical and thermodynamic processes.

Examples of custom software we have created:

FINESSE 
A state-of-the art two phase program for calculating flow rates, pressures, and temperatures for each branch of a fluid network. It is generally used to analyze and balance single or multiphase flows through piping networks and branching duct systems.

VISCOUS   Is one of our in-house codes and has been used since 1985 for a wide range of industrial flow problems. The code is fully three dimensional and can include conjugate heat transfer, particulate tracking, and species injection.

Data Acquisition 
A Windows-based data acquisition software, 3DProbe™ is a custom code designed to be used in conjunction with the 3DDAS™ test system.  Used primarily for duct and stack flow measurements, the program guides the user through the entire test process; from the traverse point locations to data collection to the automatic generation of test reports.

ACFM™ Operating Software
  The backbone to our fully computer-controlled PC-based isokinetic extraction coal flow measurement system.  In enables the ACFM's™ system control, data acquisition, data reduction, and report generation tasks to be performed or generated automatically. 

A-S-Contact  Customer Relationship Management Software. Advanced contact database helps the small business manage sales leads, organize project documents, keep notes for clients and prospects, set alerts, create mailing lists, and more.

In addition to these longstanding programs, ASC has written "one-off" applications customized for a variety of different applications from quench cells to food processing.


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