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  1. ウェーブフロント 本社 Kanagawa//software
  2. ミューテック Tokyo//software
  3. フォトン Kyoto//software
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  5. 5 先端力学シミュレーション研究所 Tokyo//IT/Telecommunications
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  1. The benefits of visualizing factory spatial information and work procedures in 3D data. シーズプロジェクト
  2. Prospects of Welding CAE and User Cases - ASU/WELD Latest Technology Seminar 先端力学シミュレーション研究所
  3. Multivariate analysis software "SIMCA" インフォコム サイエンスグループ
  4. 4 General-purpose acoustic analysis system "Actran" * "Analysis case materials" available. 計算力学研究センター【略称:RCCM】 東京本社
  5. 5 Fatigue Life Prediction Analysis Software 'FEMFAT' マグナ・インターナショナル・ジャパン マグナパワートレイン・ECS（Engieering Center Steyr）

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[Case Study] Shape optimization to improve natural frequency ★ Detailed materials available

[Case Study] Shape optimization to improve natural frequency ★ Detailed materials available

Control the natural frequency while considering the MAC value. Utilize parallelization to handle large-scale models in a short time.

By changing the shape, we improve the natural frequency and resonance frequency. Additionally, we have added conditions to allow for die-cutting in accordance with manufacturing requirements. In recent years, the performance of PCs has increased, and the scale of models required for finite element analysis has also grown larger. In such cases, utilizing parallelization allows for significant time reduction. This time, we performed shape optimization of a large-scale model with over one million nodes using parallelization. 【Analysis Model】 ■ Elements: Tetrahedral second-order elements ■ Number of elements: 653,931 ■ Number of nodes: 1,026,428 <Related Keywords> - Rib shape - Matching while considering MAC values - Controlling eigenvalues *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Structural Analysis
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[Case Study] Shape Optimization of Spot Welded Flat Plate Stiffeners ★ Detailed Materials Available

[Case Study] Shape Optimization of Spot Welded Flat Plate Stiffeners ★ Detailed Materials Available

Shape optimization of quadrilateral shell elements! It is also possible to optimize the thickness simultaneously!

As an example of shape optimization analysis for shell elements, we will focus on the reinforcing material of a square plate assumed to be the "center pillar" that constitutes the body of a car. "OPTISHAPE-TS" has a function that maintains the cross-sectional shape, allowing for the avoidance of complex cross-sectional shapes of the member during the shape optimization process. In the shape optimization process, RBE3 elements and their surrounding elements are automatically treated as spot welds, and constraints are set so that only rigid body motion is possible in those areas. In other words, while the position of the spot welds may move, the size and shape of the welds are constrained to remain unchanged. [Analysis Model] ■ Elements: Quadrilateral shell elements ■ Number of nodes: 47,425 ■ Number of elements: 46,440 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Structural Analysis

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Example: Warpage countermeasures for connectors in injection molding.

Example: Warpage countermeasures for connectors in injection molding.

By collaborating with 3D TIMON, we automatically adjust the thickness of solid element models, thereby suppressing warping deformation.

We will introduce a case where warping was minimized by changing the thickness of solid elements. The analysis was conducted using the "basis vector method," which modifies the shape by moving the nodes of the finite element model without using CAD. Several patterns (basis vectors) of the desired shape were prepared from the initial model and combined. As a result of the optimization, the sum of squares of warping improved by 33% to 4.9480e-004 compared to the initial shape, and the maximum warping amount (mm) improved by 12% to 3.8607e-002. [Case Overview] ■ Optimization Conditions - Design Variables: Thickness A, B - Sampling: Initially LHS 20 points, Approximate optimal solution + 10 recommended points - Approximate Model: CRBF (Convolutional RBF) ■ Analysis: Basis Vector Method *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Example: Silent Design of Electromagnetic Field Reactor

Example: Silent Design of Electromagnetic Field Reactor

By integrating various software such as CAD, magnetic field analysis, and acoustic analysis, a wide range of optimization can be achieved!

This example introduces the integration of three software programs to reduce noise without compromising the electrical performance of a reactor. First, the general-purpose parameter optimization software "AMDESS" rewrites the VB script file of the 3D CAD software "SolidWorks" with trial dimensions and modifies the model dimensions. Next, the electromagnetic field analysis software "JMAG" communicates with "SolidWorks" to import the CAD model, performs meshing and analysis, and "AMDESS" extracts responses from the analysis results of "JMAG." As a result, starting from 30 samples using Latin hypercube sampling, a 31% reduction in sound pressure was achieved through six updates of the response surface. 【Optimization Conditions】 ■ Design Variables: Core dimensions D1 to D4 ■ Objective Function: Minimization of reactor sound pressure ■ Constraint Functions: Inductance greater than or equal to the initial value, core volume less than or equal to the initial value ■ Approximation Model: RBF *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Example: Injection Molding - Search for Gate Position Considering Warpage Countermeasures and Robust Design

Example: Injection Molding - Search for Gate Position Considering Warpage Countermeasures and Robust Design

We will explore design proposals that balance anti-sledding measures and robustness in collaboration with 3D TIMON.

Robustness represents the strength (small variation) against changes in the environment or situation and is an important evaluation criterion that affects yield in actual production. "AMDESS" can provide a virtual variation to the approximation model, allowing for the evaluation of this robustness. Here, we will introduce a case of gate position optimization where "AMDESS" and "3D TIMON" are linked, and robustness is evaluated after the usual optimization. [Contents] ■ Overview ■ Analysis Model ■ Optimization Conditions ■ Optimization Results ■ Variation Evaluation ■ Discussion *Detailed information about the case can be viewed through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

  • Structural Analysis

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[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: "What is the Gradient Method?"

[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: "What is the Gradient Method?"

A brief explanation of what gradient methods are, based on the formulation of optimization problems!

In the previous articles, we explained the "H1" in the H1 gradient method. I hope you have deepened your understanding of the concept of function spaces. From this time onward, I would like to explain the remaining "gradient methods" over several articles. To begin with, this article will discuss an overview of gradient methods. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 14 What is the H1 Gradient Method? Part 7 "What is a Gradient Method?" *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: The relationship between three functions and H1.

The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: The relationship between three functions and H1.

A subtle relationship with three functions that often appear in the field of engineering! Introducing in a column.

In the previous discussion, we explained norms and inner products in function spaces. Finally, to help you gain a deeper understanding of the concept of function spaces, we will describe the subtle relationships between three functions that frequently appear in the field of engineering (for example, control engineering and vibration engineering). Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 13: What is the H1 Gradient Method? Part 6 "The Relationship Between Three Functions and H1" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Infinite Dimensions and Function Spaces

[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Infinite Dimensions and Function Spaces

To deepen your understanding of H1, we will explain norms and inner products in function spaces!

Last time, I explained the completeness of the space. Since H1 is a function space, this time I will explain the norms and inner products in function spaces to deepen your understanding of H1. Please feel free to download and take a look. 【Contents】 ■ Episode 12: What is the H1 Gradient Method? Part 5 "Infinite Dimensions and Function Spaces" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS Compliance Sensitivity Part 1

Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS Compliance Sensitivity Part 1

About problems with two-dimensional design variables! Introducing the linear elastic problem of a cantilever beam as an example.

In the previous article, we discussed compliance in linear elastic problems. By the way, some of you may have heard that "the sensitivity of compliance is the strain energy," but how is this derived? Therefore, starting from this time, I would like to take a few sessions to look at the derivation of compliance sensitivity. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 22: Sensitivity of Compliance Part 1 "Problems with Two-Dimensional Design Variables" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Lagrange Multiplier Method

[Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Lagrange Multiplier Method

An explanation of the general concept of the Lagrange multiplier method through a simple problem! Introduction to a technical column.

The discussion about deriving the sensitivity of compliance began from the previous article. This time, I would like to take a break from the derivation of sensitivity and explain the Lagrange multiplier method itself. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 24: Lagrange Multiplier Method *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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AUTODESK（R）SIMULATION MECHANICAL

AUTODESK（R）SIMULATION MECHANICAL

High analysis capabilities of Autodesk Simulation Mechanical and high-precision analysis achieved with an automatic hexahedral mesher!

Autodesk Simulation Mechanical is a structural analysis package with a wide range of analysis capabilities. It can perform static stress analysis with linear and nonlinear material models, mechanical event simulation (MES: nonlinear dynamic analysis), linear dynamic analysis, steady-state and transient heat conduction, electrostatic analysis, and multiphysics (coupled analysis). As part of the family of CAE software, it includes resin flow analysis Moldflow and thermal-fluid analysis CFD, allowing for coupling between resin flow-structure and fluid-structure. Additionally, the cloud CAE service Sim360 enables cost-effective utilization of Autodesk Simulation family products whenever needed.

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  • Thermo-fluid analysis
  • Magnetic field analysis/electromagnetic wave analysis

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Injection Molding Simulation Autodesk Moldflow

Injection Molding Simulation Autodesk Moldflow

Deep examination and optimization of plastic products.

Conduct injection molding simulation to perform digital prototyping and evaluate product performance and manufacturing feasibility.

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Abaqus Unified FEA

Abaqus Unified FEA

Solution for realistic simulation

A complete finite element modeling and analysis solution to simulate the real-world behavior of materials, processes, and products.

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General-purpose finite element method analysis Femap

General-purpose finite element method analysis Femap

Top-class FEA solution for Windows environment

Femap is a highly regarded, CAD-independent, Windows-native pre/post-processor for advanced engineering finite element analysis (FEA).

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