Rain simulations on vehicle models are essential for understanding and optimizing windscreen wiper performance. In this third and final session of our series, we demonstrate GPU-accelerated smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) rain simulations on the Audi E-tron car model using a coupled workflow between Cadence Fidelity Flow and the ANSA SPH solver.
The session walks through the full setup process for solver coupling, including configuration of a kinematic model for windscreen wipers, giving you a practical blueprint for applying this workflow to your own rain and water management simulation projects.
What you will learn:
- The step-by-step process for coupling Cadence Fidelity Flow with the ANSA SPH solver
- How to set up a kinematic wiper model within the SPH simulation environment
- How GPU acceleration enables high-fidelity rain simulations at practical turnaround times
- Practical guidance for applying the coupled solver workflow across applications
Parts 1 and 2 of the series will be available on demand concluding their respective times in July and September. This is your last chance to join the series live.











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