List of Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD Customers
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Companies using Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD for Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) include: Groupe SEB, a France based Manufacturing organisation with 31000 employees and revenues of $8.01 billion, Mitsubishi Materials, a Japan based Manufacturing organisation with 19057 employees and revenues of $1.38 billion and many others.
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Groupe SEB | Manufacturing | 31000 | $8.0B | France | Siemens Digital Industries Software | Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD | Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) | 2020 | n/a | In 2020, Groupe SEB implemented Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD to optimize its development process with simulation, deploying Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) capability across product engineering and R&D. Groupe SEB implemented Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD to support its innovation community and to embed fluid dynamics simulation into the product development lifecycle for its portfolio of 31 consumer goods brands. The implementation integrated Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD with the broader Simcenter Products family and CAD platforms used by the company, including NX and Solid Edge, enabling CAD-embedded CFD workflows and iterative design validation. Configuration emphasized standard simulation templates and process-oriented workflows consistent with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) usage, supporting thermal and flow analysis loops that feed into design decision points. Operational coverage focused on R&D, industrialization and the global innovation community of more than 1,500 contributors, with simulation outputs used upstream in engineering and downstream for sales and marketing visualization. The Simcenter FLOEFD deployment was instrumented as part of the Siemens Xcelerator business platform and linked with Teamcenter for data and knowledge management and with Polarion for process governance, establishing a connected simulation and PLM information flow. Governance and process restructuring reflected Groupe SEB’s 5S and 5 Rs methodologies, formalizing where and when simulation data is captured and who is accountable during stages of product development. The stated results from this implementation include an optimized development process with simulation, a defined digitalization strategy to improve efficiency, increased team agility with accessible tools, and effective use of simulation technology for sales and marketing purposes. | |
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Mitsubishi Materials | Manufacturing | 19057 | $1.4B | Japan | Siemens Digital Industries Software | Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD | Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) | 2021 | n/a | In 2021, Mitsubishi Materials deployed Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD for Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to simulate coolant flow and heat transfer in cutting tool holders within its Metalworking Solutions Business. The work targeted design engineering and product development for rotating lathe tool holders, with the explicit goal of optimizing nozzle geometry to extend tungsten carbide insert lifetime. The implementation used the standard Simcenter FLOEFD capabilities for steady state fluid flow and thermal analysis, leveraging simplified auto meshing inside PTC Creo and the smart cell CFD function to enable designers without dedicated CFD specialists to run simulations. Mitsubishi Materials ran only out of the box functions of Simcenter FLOEFD, with no user subroutines required, emphasizing a CAD embedded CFD workflow and rapid iteration of cooling channel and nozzle opening geometries. Simcenter FLOEFD was coupled with Particleworks to create a two stage simulation pipeline, Simcenter FLOEFD supplying liquid flow rates and pressure boundary conditions into Particleworks to simulate droplet generation and impingement on the holder. This integration supported a virtual prototyping approach, where Simcenter FLOEFD provided volumetric flow and peak velocity fields while Particleworks predicted droplet paths and cooling impact, accelerating selection of the L shaped nozzle configuration. Governance and operational practice placed simulation responsibility with design engineers rather than dedicated CFD experts, embedding Siemens Simcenter FLOEFD into the product design workflow and supporting patentable nozzle concepts such as the JT Tech nozzle. Simulation outcomes were explicit, Simcenter FLOEFD indicating the L shaped nozzle delivered 11 percent more liquid flow rate and 57 percent higher peak velocities versus a round nozzle, laboratory cutting tests showed a 70 percent improvement in SS304 cooling performance in some tests, and the JT holder extended tool life by 40 percent versus conventional coolant in cutting trials. Mitsubishi Materials reported interest in closer coupling of the two fluid simulation tools for future work. |
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