Not every project requires CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) analysis.
However, CFD is highly recommended in the following situations:
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Projects with high comfort requirements (Grade A offices, hotels, hospitals)
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Spaces with high ceilings or complex geometry
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Projects involving international clients or consultants
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Buildings that have previously experienced HVAC operational issues
CFD helps to:
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Analyze technical causes of HVAC problems
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Propose improvement solutions based on engineering evidence
CFD does not increase operational costs; instead, it helps reduce future costs associated with fixing design or performance issues.
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