Attend our seminar in Southern California on April 23, 3013 Attend training in Indiana on May 30, 2013 Imagine you have designed a part, only to find out later the predicted maximum stresses are in fact lower. It’s too late to make any design modifications, and now your part is produced for a maximum stress …
Learn about MSC Nastran Embedded Fatigue Topic: MSC Nastran 2013 will be coming out with a new capability Embedded Fatigue that can significantly reduce your fatigue job times. Here is a quick FAQ. What is MSC Nastran Embedded Fatigue? This capability makes fatigue calculations possible within the FEA solver. Traditionally fatigue analysis occurs after and …
Question: Where can I find a list of all of our SimAcademy Webinars? Answer: You can find them on SimCompanion or in the table below. My personal favorites are the Patran quick tips. I'm testing a new table feature from Google, so that would explain why this list looks different. Let me know if you like …
Attend our seminar in Southern California on April 23, 3013 Attend training in Indiana on May 30, 2013 Question: Consider the plot below of an actual example from Trelleborg. My FEA prediction of my composite part (short fiber reinforced plastic), colored in green, is far from my experimental result, colored in blue. How can I improve …
Improve your FEA of composites Answer: Desktop Engineering recently did an article going detailing some of the reasons why engineers can do FEA faster with GPU computing. I have provided a copy of the article below. Prelude to GTC 2013: MSC Software’s Ted Wertheimer on GPU Acceleration of Simulation Published March 13, 2013 | By …
Improve your FEA of composites Question: How do you accurately simulate manufacturing processes? Answer: You use Marc, the advanced nonlinear simulation solution. When Setforge Engineering set upon simulating the electro-upsetting process used to make very long sectional parts, Nicolas Behr, Chief Project Engineer, had this to say about Marc: We now know that we can …
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