Applied Flow Technology has yet again taken AFT Impulse many steps forward with the newest version that contains some powerful AFT Impulse specific new features including:

• Dramatic re-design of the Gas Accumulator junction with the ability to calculate liquid heights for various accumulator geometries
• Minor losses for elbows, orifice plates, venturis, and screens can now be explicitly modeled as junctions
• Valve transients can now be modeled as open percentage vs. time in addition to the traditional Cv vs. time or K factor vs. time methods
• Multi-scenario graphs can be plotted when scenarios use different pipe sectioning and time steps

There are many other new features that enhance the user’s experience and efficiency of the software like the new Analysis Setup window, Library Manager which was created from the previous Database structure for customization, Warning and Design Alert re-organization, improved non-Newtonian fluid modeling that includes the Herschel-Bulkley method as a new viscosity model, and many others.

Presenter: Ben Keiser, Technical Sales Manager