The answer depends on one thing: validation.

In the GeoDict Media Hub, a growing collection of validation examples compares simulation results with experimental data. Across a wide range of applications, these studies demonstrate close, very good, or excellent agreement between measured and simulated material behavior.

Examples of validations include:

  • Electrical conductivity of gas diffusion layers (GDLs)
  • Air permeability, filter efficiency and electrostatic effects in complex filter media
  • 2D to 3D reconstruction of Li-ion battery cathodes
  • Fiber length distribution in fibrous materials
  • Pressure drop in metal wire meshes

Validation is what transforms a simulation from a theoretical model into a reliable tool for analysis, interpretation, and material development.

The collection of validation studies continues to grow, providing transparent evidence of how GeoDict performs across different materials and applications

Explore the validation examples here:
https://www.math2market.com/de/showroom/geodict-media-hub.html?format=validierung