Heat Sink Temperature Field
Localized hotspot and thermal risk check
Heat sink / electronics cooling
Result Type: Temperature field
Object: Heat sink / electronics cooling
Purpose: Identify problem or risk regions
CFD Report Assistant
Upload CFD post-processing results. Get presentation-ready engineering notes.
Start with exported CFD post-processing material. Image upload is available first; ReportCFD organizes the result into interpretation, speaker notes, and presentation checks.
Boundary first: ReportCFD interprets post-processing results only. It does not change solver setup, mesh, or boundary conditions.
Report workflow
Input
Upload CFD image
Image upload currently supports PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WEBP - Max 20MB
Upload first, confirm context before generation.
After you click generate, confirm only three choices so the page stays focused on uploading and previewing the output.
Result typeSimulation objectAnalysis purpose
Privacy boundary
ReportCFD does not store uploaded materials or generated reports in our database or object storage. Your uploaded image is sent to the AI provider only to generate this response.
Upload an image first. You will confirm three context fields before generation.
Output
Report result preview
This preview shows the output structure before you upload your own CFD material.
Example Result
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Context used by AI
Temperature fieldHeat sink / electronics coolingIdentify problem or risk regions
Result Interpretation
A concise explanation you can place next to the CFD result image.
- The static temperature contour identifies a localized thermal hotspot reaching approximately 120 °C on the bare component adjacent to the main heat sink.
- The central finned heat sink operates at a significantly lower temperature, suggesting cooling airflow may be bypassing the primary hotspot.
- Components positioned directly downstream of the heat sink show elevated temperatures, likely due to receiving pre-heated air or residing in a lower-velocity wake region.
- Consider evaluating flow guides or an additional dedicated heat sink to address the isolated peak temperature risk.
Speaker Notes
Talking points for engineering briefings, ready to paste into PowerPoint speaker notes.
The simulation highlights a specific risk region with a hotspot near 120 °C on a bare component. We should evaluate flow redirection or adding localized cooling to mitigate this thermal risk.
What changes
Turn post-processing material into briefing language, not solver edits.
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Three context fields are enough
Result Type, Simulation Object, and Analysis Purpose give the AI enough CFD context without asking you to write a prompt first.
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The output is a briefing structure
Interpretation, speaker notes, and checks are separated, so technical explanation and briefing communication do not blur together.
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Engineering judgment stays cautious
The interface emphasizes checks and verification, avoids confidence levels, and does not present AI output as a final pass/fail decision.
Example inputs
See how different CFD results are explained.
Load a temperature, pressure, or streamline example to compare the output structure before trying your own CFD material.
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Object: Fan with volute and extended inlet/outlet
Purpose: Identify problem or risk regions
Streamline / Pathline
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Result Type: Streamlines / pathlines
Object: Pump / fan / turbomachinery
Purpose: Understand physical behavior
Workflow
Try the full workflow from the upload screen.
Upload one CFD material file and see how the report language is organized before you decide whether to keep using it.
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Upload one post-processing material
Image upload currently supports contour plots, pressure fields, velocity plots, streamline images, vector fields, or convergence plots.
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Confirm context when you generate
Confirm result type, simulation object, and interpretation purpose only after your image is ready.
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Copy briefing-ready output
Put Result Interpretation beside the image and paste Speaker Notes into PowerPoint notes.
Trust boundary
Made for report wording, not simulation setup.
ReportCFD does not choose turbulence models, boundary conditions, mesh settings, or solver parameters. It interprets exported post-processing material and drafts wording engineers can review.
What ReportCFD emphasizesWhat it avoids
Upload material, confirm context, generate explanationSign up first, configure a project, complete a long form
Copy-ready explanation and checksInvented exact values, percentages, or pass/fail conclusions
Uploaded material is used only for the current requestImplying login means sensitive simulation data is saved
FAQ
FAQ
Why not just use ChatGPT?
General AI chat can help, but you still need to write the right prompt and structure the output yourself. ReportCFD is designed around CFD reporting: it collects the key result context first, then generates interpretation text, speaker notes, and checks in a copy-ready format.
What CFD tools does it support?
Any CFD software that can export images, including Fluent, STAR-CCM+, OpenFOAM, CFX, CFD-Post, ParaView, and others.
Does it change my simulation setup?
No. ReportCFD only interprets post-processing material. It does not modify solver settings, mesh, boundary conditions, or model choices.
Can I use the output as a final engineering decision?
ReportCFD helps draft explanations, speaker notes, and checks. Engineers still need to verify before presenting — including values, thresholds, residuals, mesh quality, and boundary conditions.
Does ReportCFD support animations, documents, or PowerPoint export?
Image uploads are available first. Support for animations, documents, multi-material reports, and PowerPoint export is planned next.
Will my reports be saved?
No. ReportCFD does not store uploaded materials or generated reports in our database or object storage. Your uploaded material is sent to the AI provider only to generate the current response. Future report history will be opt-in after login.
Start with one exported CFD result.
Upload CFD post-processing material, confirm the CFD context, and get briefing language with the engineering boundaries clearly marked.
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