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Been searching through the list of products, can't particularly find any I can use for electrochemistry simulations particularly corrosion studies.Can anyone refer one of the products to me? Would gladly appreciate it.
Thank you!
Hi Victor,
Could you give us more information on the targeted application?
In the software Altair Flux an Electrolysis application is available.
This application was developed and tested for the modeling of the cathodic protection systems against corrosion of ship hulls
The principal results that can be obtained with Electrolysis applications are:
on the one hand, those of the Electric Conduction application: space distributions of the electric potential (V), of the electric field intensity (E), of the current density (J),
on the other hand (optional computation): the magnetic flux density (B) generated by this current distribution, computed with the Biot-Savart formula.
Find attached an picture of the classical application extracted from the help of Flux.
Best regards.
Cyril Favre
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