Watch how SIMULIA helps to optimize engineering designs in the Aerospace and Defense industry. Our software solutions can simulate normal cruise conditions, as well as dynamic conditions such as takeoff and landing, buffeting, and aerodynamic degradation from icing conditions.
Learn how electromagnetic simulation finds lightning/EMP vulnerabilities in digital infrastructure design before construction of a building.
Learn how simulation can help ensure the safety of eVTOL aircraft.
This blog post illustrates how structural simulation can identify regions of tensile stress within concrete structures, and predict the formation and propagation of cracks, both under uniform loads and blast loading.
The European Commission plans for new eco-design and efficiency labeling regulations for mobile devices and tablets. Learn how simulation helps design robust electronics
Jette Lorsbach from the University of Stuttgart’s Akaflieg Stuttgart describes their current project, a workflow using Abaqus to develop a fly-by-wire glider.
SolidWorks Simulation gives product engineers access to powerful analysis capabilities such as vibration for structural performance testing.
Read this white paper to learn the benefits of SOLIDWORKS® Simulation 3D CAD integrated analysis solutions.
Learn how you can benefit from cloud-enabled simulation with proven technology from SIMULIA®, including Abaqus, fe-safe, and CST.
Once an initial Flow project has been completed in SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation, there is an additional tool we can use to optimize our goals. This is a Parametric Study called Design of Experiments and Optimization.
There’s a huge misconception that you have to be a specialist to use simulation software. Wrong! These days you don’t have to have a PhD or even be a specialist to use simulation.
The Power of the CST Studio Suite Now Available to SOLIDWORKS.
This paper explores the changing role of design analysts, the new challenges that they face, and how SIMULIA® Structural Simulation Engineer (SSE) analysis software from Dassault Systèmes can help analysts succeed in meeting these emerging responsibilities.
This paper examines the increasing demands that designers face to deliver more robust designs early in the process and how integrated simulation capabilities can help them drive the design creation process to achieve that goal.
Manufacturers are leveraging simulation-driven product development because it provides a host of business benefits as part of the transition to smart manufacturing. What manufacturers need to secure these advantages and meet emerging business challenges are integrated, easy-to-use, and automated design simulation and analysis tools—tailored to meet the needs of specific functions.
This report presents the accuracy of results given by SOLIDWORKS simulation 2019 using the Guide de validation des progiciels de calcul de structures (Structural Analysis Software Validation Guide) published by AFNOR (Association Française de NORmalisation, French Standardization Association).
Today, automated meshers produce robust, high quality simulation models. Cloud-based solvers yield results in minutes. Easier-to-use interfaces make analysis available to practically anyone. And yet many companies labor to figure out how to incorporate analysis into their development processes.
With the ability to conduct fast topology studies, designers have opportunities to automatically generate the optimal shape for a specific design; to quickly take advantage of new manufacturing techniques; and to ultimately satisfy demands for greater product development automation, innovation, and throughput.
SOLIDWORKS Simulation is an easy-to-use portfolio of structural analysis tools that use Finite Element Analysis (FEA) to predict a product’s real-world physical behavior by virtually testing CAD models. The portfolio provides linear, non-linear static and dynamic analysis capabilities.
This article examines the benefits of simulation-driven design and the simulation tools available to SOLIDWORKS users.
Copenhagen, Denmark. CORTIME, a pioneer in making powerful design exploration available to a broader audience, is proud to announce that … Continue reading CORTIME to exhibit SolidWorks Integrated Design Exploration at SolidWorks World 2019
Grupo NAMM (The NAMM Group) needed flow simulation and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis capabilities to show air flow performance, which prompted NAMM management to decide to replace the previous design software that the company had been using with SOLIDWORKS® solutions.
ULC had been using SOLIDWORKS® 3D CAD to design robots, but it needed additional capabilities to develop a robot to navigate the harsh environment of a lengthy, combustible, corrosive, pressurized natural gas pipeline with many irregular surfaces, including valves and miter joints, sharp-edged obstructions, and 90-degree turns. SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation became the answer to address this challenge.
Eos added SOLIDWORKS Simulation Premium for nonlinear static, nonlinear dynamic, and linear dynamic analysis and SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis to augment product development.
Challenge: Accelerate development of the first piloted hybrid airplane/airship that meets governmental safety requirements for commercial use to transport people and freight to remote locations.
This case study discusses the challenge of streamlining development to support expansion into new markets and use emerging manufacturing technologies while simultaneously reducing component weight and improving performance.