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Simulation software firm aims offshore
Simulation software firm forms strategic alliance to help push into offshore engineering field.
News from Ansys ( 4 May 2005)
Awards recognise environmental contributions
Curvaceous Software has been selected as a finalist in the Carbon Trust Innovator Awards 2005. Brochure available
News from Curvaceous Software ( 3 May 2005)
MES software aids nuclear waste disposal
User application article When a safe container was needed for the disposal of radioactive waste, Algor MES software was chosen to verify the container's structural integrity quickly and economically.
News from Algor (29 April 2005)
Software helps Courage keep its nose in front
User application article Courage Competition used Pam-Crash software to model the crash-worthiness of the composite nose of its new C60 racing car and reduced the weight of the component by a factor of four.
News from ESI Group (27 April 2005)
We Energies awards multi-million-dollar contract
We Energies has awarded Invensys Process Systems a multi-million-dollar contract to implement operator training simulators throughout its fleet of electric generating stations.
News from Invensys SimSci Esscor (26 April 2005)
Simulation software claims new heights
The latest version of Flexsim incorporates a host of new features aimed at improving the effectiveness of the user when presented with a simulation project.
News from Saker Solutions (21 April 2005)
Simulation software ensures safer plant design
The latest version of the Visual Flow simulation program features enhanced SIM4ME thermodynamics, improved reporting capabilities and more efficient data entry workflows.
News from Invensys SimSci Esscor (19 April 2005)
Lightfoot to apply simulation experience
With over 10 years experience in simulation, Jason Lightfoot has become the latest recruit to Saker Solutions.
News from Saker Solutions (18 April 2005)
Program gets to grips with fluid piping systems
New from Engineered Software, Pipe-Flo Compressible 2005 contains major functionality improvements from Compressible Version 8.0 which was released in 2003.
News from Engineered Software (15 April 2005)
Consultants celebrate a quarter century
Fauske and Associates (FAI) is celebrating its 25th anniversary of addressing the safety challenges faced by the chemical process and the nuclear power industries.
News from Fauske and Associates (15 April 2005)
Dynamic simulation aids control system design
Version 4.0 of Dynsim includes an improved pressure flow solution algorithm, improved data entry usability, a more powerful controller model and thermodynamic data customisation.
News from Invensys SimSci Esscor (15 April 2005)
New source for GPC technology in North America
Curvaceous Software has appointed Cayuga Partners as a new agent, increasing its presence in North America. Brochure available
News from Curvaceous Software (15 April 2005)
China opts for simulation soiftware
Chinese computing centre, set to be the pioneer and model for other supercomputer centres to be established countrywide, selects engineering simulation software.
News from Ansys (14 April 2005)
LMS expands into Russia
LMS has opened a representative office in Moscow, Russia, establishing a local commercial and support contact for its customers and distributors in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. Brochure available
News from LMS International (11 April 2005)
Software gets to grips with paper stock piping
Engineered Software, the leading provider of software used to design and simulate the operation of fluid piping systems, has released its Pipe-Flo Stock 2005 program.
News from Engineered Software ( 8 April 2005)
Software cuts design time and costs
DriveWorks will be on show at SolidWorks World Northern Europe.
News from DriveWorks ( 8 April 2005)
New identity for LMS
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, LMS is adopting a fully renewed corporate identity that expresses its unique position as a leading engineering innovation company. Brochure available
News from LMS International ( 7 April 2005)
Mexican water market gets local coverage
Wallingford Software has appointed the engineering consultancy, ACCSISA de CV, as its new distributor in Mexico.
News from Wallingford Software ( 4 April 2005)
Software kit helps with new marine ballast system
Engineered Software has launched its first product utilising its new Pipe-Flo Software Development Kit (SDK), the Glosten Ballast Management System.
News from Engineered Software (30 March 2005)
Technical paper gets award nomination
UMC's Albert Yen and Ansoft's Lawrence Williams, Daniel Wu and Eldon Staggs have received recognition in Designcon's Chip-Level Design Category for a technical paper.
News from Ansoft Corporation Europe (29 March 2005)
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