Depending on the nature of the project and our clients' needs, BEPA engineers can employ the Finite Element Method (FEM) which is a powerful numerical technique that approximates complex engineering problems by breaking down domains into finite elements.

To ensure accurate modelling, FEM applies boundary conditions to simulate external influences and integrates material properties. Capable of static and dynamic analyses, FEM allows BEPA engineers to cover a wide variety of applications from structural integrity to heat transfer and electromagnetics. Validating against empirical data to ensure reliability, FEM empowers our engineers to innovate and optimize designs across industries efficiently.

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In addition to FEM, we also employ Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to simulate fluid flow behavior using mathematical models and numerical methods to solve complex equations. Depending on the specific application, CFD includes turbulence models for accurate turbulent flow predictions and analyzes heat transfer in fluids.

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It handles multi-phase flows and offers both transient and steady-state analyses based on system dynamics. Widely applied within several of BEPA's industries of expertise, including environmental engineering, CFD results undergo rigorous verification and validation against experimental data. Our visualization tools provide clients with insights into flow patterns and parameters, aiding in optimization and design of highly efficient systems.