Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Finite Element Model",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Simulation technology used for wind turbines from
LMS International, which we summarised at the time by saying "TUV SUD is implementing the LMS Virtual.Lab durability software to identify fatigue hotspots and assess their effect on component reliability".
Several months prior to that,
we featured the news release Student racers sponsored on three fronts from
Corus Automotive: "Corus is once again supporting some of Europe's leading student race teams - the Universities of Birmingham, Delft and Warwick - in the 2006 International Formula Student programme".
In November 2005, we covered the news from Algor
concerning its Multi-platform support
- take a look at Multi-platform support for Windows, Linux and Unix
which says: "Algor, a provider of design, analysis and simulation software, has announced support for the following hardware platforms: 64bit Microsoft Windows, 32- and 64bit Linux and 64bit Unix workstations".
Take a look also at the news release from Algor, FEA software aids forensic investigations,
as well as FEA aids healing of animal bones from Algor,
and Simulator predicts low-frequency phenomena from ESI Group.
See also:
Analysis provides confidence for shock testing
(July 2003)
FEA software has been used to verify the seaworthiness of fluid power equipment for a new US Navy assault ship
Middle-aged compressor marries virile young drive
(July 2002)
As part of a modernisation project, chemical company Brunner Mond is now using variable-speed drives, instead of steam turbines to drive its centrifugal gas compressors
State-of-the-art drives for old compressors
(January 2002)
As part of a modernisation project, chemical company Brunner Mond, based in north-west England, is now using variable-speed drives, instead of steam turbines to drive its centrifugal gas compressors
New Algor users documentation
(September 2001)
Algor has announced the release of new, integrated HTML users documentation for its finite element analysis, Mechanical Event Simulation, CAD support and piping design and analysis software
Simulator covers optimized restraint systems
(June 2001)
PAM-SAFE 2001 offers the ability to simulate the effects of restraint systems such as airbags and seatbelts on occupants represented either as dummies or biomechanical models during a crash test
FEA helps open up the world of classical guitar
(November 2000)
Working to add philanthropist to his curriculum vita, Pena Haro used finite element analysis software from Algor, to design a guitar that costs less money, but sacrifices nothing in sound
Algor receives industry recognition
(June 2000)
Algor was recently recognized by the Pittsburgh Section of The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) for making a significant impact on the mechanical engineering profession
Algor FEA connects to Cadkey 99
(March 2000)
Algor has introduced technology that enables engineers to capture solid model data seamlessly from Cadkey mechanical design software in Algor software