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FEA and structural analysis software
News Release from: Siemens PLM Software | Subject: Femap
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 28 November 2005
FEA software is easier for occasional
users
UGS Corp is shipping the English version 9.1 of Femap software to customers worldwide.
UGS Corp is shipping the English version 9.1 of Femap software to customers worldwide Femap is the finite element analysis (FEA) component of UGS' new mid-market portfolio, UGS Velocity Series portfolio, the industry's first comprehensive, preconfigured portfolio of digital product design, analysis and data management software for the PLM mid-market
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 3 Oct 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Femap is the finite element analysis component of UGS' new mid-market portfolio, UGS Velocity Series.
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Transitioning to Femap provides users with access to extended simulation functionality not limited by more simplistic process wizards.
"Femap Version 9.1 focuses on making FEA easier to use and more accessible to occasional users, while maintaining analysis integrity", said Alastair Robertson, Manager of Femap Marketing, UGS.
"Femap's native Windows user interface improves usability and productivity".
"This release also offers enhanced in-depth finite element modelling functionality that allows access to advanced analysis solutions".
New functionality addresses in-depth finite element modelling needs in the mid-market including: a fully associative Solid Edge interface that provides effective geometry transfer in preparation for analysis; a new direct Catia V5 translator strengthens geometry transfer and CAD integration capabilities; a fully integrated Basic development environment provides direct access to the OLE/COM API; users can record, edit and play back, automating repetitive tasks; strengthened NX Nastran software integration with a new linear surface-to-surface contact capability; improved mesh quality around critical boundaries and stress raisers with a new quadrilateral element meshing option; and support for NX Nastran spot weld elements to aid modelling of sheet metal component fasteners.
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