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"Structural Analysis"...

Dave Wilson

Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
 

We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Structural Analysis", 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 Wireless sensor system eases structural monitoring from Newtrax Technologies, which we summarised at the time by saying "The Quebec Ministry of Transport came to Newtrax Technologies to improve one of its data acquisition systems". Earlier in the week, we featured the news release Prevention is better than cure offshore from AV Technology: "Neil Parkinson, Technical Director of AV Technology, outlines some of the requirements for offshore structural monitoring".
 
In October 2007, we covered the news from Kistler Instruments concerning its Type 8278A accelerometer - take a look at Lightweight accelerometer survives rough handling which says: "The Type 8278A accelerometer weighs only 700mg but is highly robust, and operates over a wide temperature range of -75C to +180C and can survive mechanical shocks of up to 10,000g".
 
Take a look also at the news release from Kistler Instruments, Tri-axial accelerometers offer high accuracy, as well as Software chosen for aviation project from Altair Engineering, and CAE suite meets aerospace needs from Ansys.
 

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Monitoring system protects gearboxes (July 2007)
Vibration monitor of geaboxes allows early detection of damage, preventing serious downtime

Software helps create magic onstage (July 2007)
Stage Technologies Limited provides the magical effects that leave audiences gasping at what they have just seen

Software enhances product development (July 2007)
HyperWorks software has enhanced Northern Stamping's overall product development process

Software chosen to optimise aerospace development (June 2007)
MT Aerospace will implement HyperWorks tools within the design and optimisation processes of its aerospace components

Company installs melt spinning fibre line (June 2007)
GE Plastics' new high-temperature melt spinning fibre line will be used to evaluate materials and optimise process conditions for making low-denier fibres

Yacht company chooses structural analysis software (June 2007)
Racing yachts operate in harsh and brutal conditions, and require a rigorous level of structural design and analysis to ensure peak performance and safety

Pipe design software performs structural analysis (April 2007)
PipePak V10 provides Algor users with increased power and flexibility for defining complete piping systems and performing structural analysis in compliance with industry-standard piping codes

CFD software analyses automotive powertrain (April 2007)
CD-adapco will showcase its full spectrum of CAE solutions for the automotive industry at the upcoming SAE World Congress in Detroit

Software aids robotics research (March 2007)
Researchers at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth are using Pro/Engineer to develop autonomous robots as part of their study of co-operative control

Airbus and AVL to highlight conference (March 2007)
The 20th Annual International Abaqus Users' Conference will be held from 22nd to 24th May 2007 in Paris, France

Simulation software adopted by car manufacturer (March 2007)
PSA Peugeot Citroen has selected LMS Virtual.Lab as the main integrated simulation platform for body, chassis, engine and full vehicle engineering

Software cuts housing design times (March 2007)
Jazo Zevenaar used software to cut 20 days from its design cycle for four new weatherproof, outdoor transformer housings

Filter company adopts CAD technonlogy (March 2007)
BD Plast Filtering Systems has upgraded its CAD technology, adopting CoCreate's 3D software, OneSpace modelling

Fluid dynamics software investigates stresses (February 2007)
Flomerics' EFD.Pro now supports Wildfire 3 as well as an integrated interface with Pro/Engineer Mechanica for structural analysis

Upgrade of multiphysics simulation software (February 2007)
Version 3.3a of leading multiphysics simulation environment runs on Microsoft Vista, supports Chemkin file importation and has an extensive material library

CAD company makes acquisitions (January 2007)
Bentley Systems has acquired Design Power and KIWI Software

Fluid flow analysis is integral to design process (January 2007)
Flomerics has announced the release of the latest version of its popular Engineering Fluid Dynamics analysis software suite

Fatigue analysis software reduces time and costs (December 2006)
Safe Technology announces that Belcan Engineering Group (USA) has selected FE-Safe, the state of the art fatigue analysis software for finite element models

Structural modelling and analysis is upgraded (November 2006)
LMS Virtual.Lab Rev 6 captures the complete modelling and analysis process, from general pre- and post-processing for structural analysis to multi-attribute performance simulation

Engineering framework aids efficient optimisation (October 2006)
Garner CAD Technic has chosen the Altair HyperWorks suite to offer its clients a broader set of services in finite-element modelling and structural optimisation

Marine alliance unites design and analysis (October 2006)
Martec has formed a strategic alliance with ShipConstructor Software to combine the capabilities of their software products for the marine industry

Software accelerates high-speed train design (October 2006)
Changchun Railway Vehicle Company uses Altair HyperWorks CAE technology to support the development of high-speed passenger rail transport systems

Simulations run faster on cluster server (September 2006)
Ansys has announced that the upcoming releases of its multiphysics simulation software - Ansys 11.0 and Fluent 6.3 - will include support for Microsoft Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003

Analysis software chosen for rocket science (August 2006)
The Nagoya Guidance and Propulsion Systems Works of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has selected UGS' NX Nastran software to perform the structural analysis of its rocket engines

Smiths Aerospace chooses Altair HyperWorks (July 2006)
Altair Engineering has announced that Smiths Aerospace has selected the Altair HyperWorks CAE technology suite

Software gets to grips with JSF test data (June 2006)
nCode will supply its ICE-flow Library and GlyphWorks solutions to enable the effective management and processing of data for Joint Strike Fighter F-35 static and dynamic airframe test programmes

Analysis software cuts drivetrain development (April 2006)
Magna Powertrain, New Process Gear, has selected Altair HyperWorks technology suite to further reduce product development cycle time and associated costs

Polymer book for all staff (April 2006)
Book covers all aspects of techniques used in examining polymers, including chemical, physico-chemical and purely physical methods of examination

Software firm picked to help Safedor project (February 2006)
Simulation software and technologies firm selected for European project to improve the safety, security, environmental impact and competitiveness of the maritime industry

Laser shaft alignments added to analyser functions (February 2006)
Laser shaft alignment extends scope to analyse rotating machinery conditions including single and dual-channel vibration, cross channel, transient and structural

Partner programme attracts first member (February 2006)
First company joins simulation partner programme, which unites component application architecture community

Software gets to grips with geometry and materials (September 2005)
New software enables structural engineers to quickly and easily determine the geometric section properties of any shape of cross-section and the equivalent material properties for composite sections

Simulator helps in search for weak spots (June 2005)
LMS Virtual.Lab Rev 5 offers new and completed applications for structural analysis, vehicle ride and handling, interior acoustics simulation, road noise and durability analysis

Minardi commits to FEA software (June 2005)
The Minardi Formula 1 race team has selected NEiNastran finite element analysis software for the future design and analysis of its race cars

 

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