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Automatic Vs Manual Meshing: Which One is Right for You?
There’s always a debate on choosing the right meshing technique for FEA and CFD simulations. Since meshing is an important part in any simulation process, it is imperative to ensure that a proper meshing technique is adopted. This is essentially a concern for most analysts as the simulation results hugely rely on mesh quality. It […]
Continue Reading » | Posted on February 24th, 2015 by Mehul Patel
CAE Driven Product Development: A Competitive Tool for SMEs
Computer Aided Engineering techniques have been in the engineering domain from past several decades, and has been tremendously improvised to eliminate the use of experimental validations. Research shows that all the best in class manufacturers utilize simulation in the design phase to develop better, faster and cheaper products.
Continue Reading » | Posted on February 11th, 2015 by Mehul Patel
Verifying Computer Simulations to Ensure Transparency and Reliability
Computer simulations are applied everywhere in engineering and it has placed a huge amount of burden on top level managers responsible for taking critical designs. Prior to the simulation era, making engineering decisions were simply based on few physical measurements, some handful of experimental data and engineering drawings.
Continue Reading » | Posted on February 3rd, 2015 by Mehul Patel
Rethinking Product Development: Why You Should Adopt Simulation
Product development strategy is a core for manufacturing businesses, and remains a focal point from where the growth of an organization propagates. Devising a sound strategy to develop product for the right market and at the right time is what makes businesses successful in fiercely competitive environment.
Continue Reading » | Posted on January 28th, 2015 by Mehul Patel
Evaluating the Reliability of Underrun Protection System in Heavy Vehicles Using FEA
Underrun protection systems, often known as underride guards, are utilized in trucks and buses to prevent intrusion of small passenger cars during the event of collision. Research figures reveal that trucks with a gross weight of more than 3.5 tonnes are involved in 20% of the road accidents; from which, 60% are car to truck […]
Continue Reading » | Posted on January 21st, 2015 by Rohan Belhe