PUNE, India - Centre for Computational Technologies (CCTech) today announced the release of Autonomous HVAC CFD 2024, supercharged with fusion of AI and CFD to drastically improve the  HVAC design professional productivity. The new version reimagines the indoor environment design journey, providing engineers with advanced tools to streamline building physics workflows, increase accuracy, and enable the creation of mechanical design outcomes that meet ASHRAE and building code standards while ensuring optimal comfort and IAQ.

“Every moment of our life, we breathe air, feeling the thermal sensation of surroundings. The air around us profoundly impacts our physiology, thinking, creativity, innovation, relationships, life expectancy, daily actions, productivity, and well-being. Our gadgets, such as phones, cars, and laptops, are highly engineered using a lot of CFD simulations. On the contrary, CFD is not used while designing homes, offices, schools, and malls, where we spend most of our time. It's the indoor environment that affects our health and well-being more,” said Sandip Jadhav, CEO of CCTech. “We at CCTech have developed an Autonomous HVAC CFD 2024 to remove all the barriers hindering HVAC professionals from applying advanced CFD simulation in every built space design. HVAC professional engineers and architects can leverage our new app to build better indoor environments and better HVAC designs that ensure every occupant has optimal thermal comfort, excellent indoor air quality, building code compliance, energy efficiency, and a minimum carbon footprint towards a more sustainable future”      

The big challenge of our construction industry is that our data is scattered all over the place, locked in different softwares. One uses on average five to eight software to do different things. A lot of time is wasted in file translations, data extraction, transformations and loading manual data, thus increasing the possibility of compromising the data security. HVAC design is an iterative process, therefore it’s very important to have connected workflows that can handle changes easily. 

To solve this problem, this year we built two Data Exchange connectors with Revit and Autodesk Construction Cloud for AHC 2024. Users can download them from the Autodesk app store for FREE. These connectors bring highly granular BIM data into the AHC 2024 application. Engineers can leverage Revit's advanced modeling capabilities, extensive library, and create intricate architectural designs while exploring multiple air distribution design options. 

Connectors have been intelligently designed to handle the seamless flow of data from source to AHC application, under the hood doing all the required validations and mappings. Users can easily reach the simulation stage in just a few minutes.