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Say i'm very new to programming and want to make a simulation of polution particles going trough an air filter. I've got all the needed data (measurements etc.). The simulation has to be partly visual and it has to count the efficiency of said filter.
How doible is this, how hard would it be having in mind i'm a total begginer and what languages/programs would you use? I want to know if it's worth for me to get into it.
Any answers greatly appreciated.
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Richard C Bishop 29-Oct-13 12:45pm    
Well, it would just be a bunch of calculations based on data you already have. You can't actually measure what the filter is doing. Meaning, your results will be based on all the data you start with because you are not connected to a filter in your program to take actual measurements of what it is doing.

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That is a BIG BIG BIG endeavor. It is not a simple topic, even for advanced programmers.

You need to learn about CFD[^].


Anyway, you can use any language; but if you simply need to create the simulation, softwares like SolidWorks, Autodesk, NX (Siemens) (and tons of other specialized software (all are $$$).

Goodluck.

Max.
 
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