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CAE software Product List and Ranking from 18 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  2. テラバイト Tokyo//software
  3. エヌ・エス・ティ Tokyo//software
  4. 4 ヤマナカゴーキン Osaka//Automobiles and Transportation Equipment
  5. 5 テクノスター Tokyo//software
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  1. Blow molding CAE software "BlowView" テラバイト
  2. [Example] Analysis of Aluminum Frame Structure エヌ・エス・ティ
  3. Ansys Cloud Solution
  4. Artificial Intelligence 'Ansys SimAI'
  5. 4 Various processing steps can be analyzed with a single CAE software! 【DEFORM】 ヤマナカゴーキン

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Various processing steps can be analyzed with a single CAE software! 【DEFORM】

Various processing steps can be analyzed with a single CAE software! 【DEFORM】

It is possible to analyze various manufacturing processes such as plastic processing, heat treatment, cutting, and forging.

DEFORM is a manufacturing CAE software that utilizes cutting-edge numerical computation technology to simulate various processing phenomena on a computer, such as the flow of metal materials, load conditions on tools, deformation due to heat treatment, and chip prediction during cutting. 【Manufacturing processes that can be analyzed with DEFORM】 ◎ Cold, hot, and warm forging ◎ Cutting (turning, milling, drilling, etc.) ◎ Heat treatment (quenching, carburizing, etc.) ◎ Sheet forming and sheet forging ◎ Roll forming ◎ Extrusion ◎ Plastic fastening ◎ Cogging

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Example: Injection Molding - Simultaneous Filling of Multi-Cavity Molds

Example: Injection Molding - Simultaneous Filling of Multi-Cavity Molds

By collaborating with 3D TIMON, we automatically suppress variations and improve yield.

In general, even runners of equal length have different flow lengths for inner and outer paths, leading to filling imbalances. Here, we will introduce an example of optimizing runner diameter by integrating AMDESS and 3D TIMON*, which improves filling balance. *3D TIMON is a plastic injection molding CAE software developed by Toray Engineering Co., Ltd. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[Example] CAD model generation from engine block STL data

[Example] CAD model generation from engine block STL data

Even with complex shapes, you can obtain smooth and highly accurate CAD data by combining crease editing!

Software that responds to the many requests from customers for "CAD return" We will introduce a case of outputting CAD data from STL data using "S-Generator." For the crease settings, we prioritize the extraction of the analysis surface first, outlining holes and other features with creases while extracting cylindrical and planar surfaces, which are then recognized as analysis surfaces after CAD data output. After that, we add creases in the desired locations where we want corners to appear on the resulting surfaces. Additionally, various analysis surfaces such as cylindrical and planar surfaces are color-coded differently from the regular crease lines, making verification easy. 【Case Overview】 ■STL Model - Engine Block- ・Number of triangular patches: 492,886 ■Time taken for crease settings and analysis surface extraction: 4 hours (manual work) *For more details, please refer to the detailed materials available for download as a PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Example] Generation of CAD model for topology optimization results of a chair.

[Example] Generation of CAD model for topology optimization results of a chair.

Utilize the generated surface! It is possible to perform verification analysis by generating a mesh.

We will introduce a case where the surface of the shape obtained from topology optimization analysis was smoothed, and CAD models for verification analysis and STL data for 3D printing were created. The generated curved surface can be treated as a solid body in CAD software, allowing for verification analysis by generating a mesh. Additionally, by outputting the STL data after smoothing the surface, it can be produced using a 3D printer. 【Work Contents】 ■ Initial STL ■ Fold settings ■ Editing of small holes ■ Smoothing ■ Editing of thin members ■ Generated curved surface *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Example] Shape optimization using multiple reduced-order models.

[Example] Shape optimization using multiple reduced-order models.

Achieved approximately 27% weight reduction! Introducing a method for shape optimization that simultaneously considers multiple mechanical conditions.

In mechanical components with mechanisms like links, the arrangement of surrounding parts may change depending on their operational status, which can also alter the mechanical conditions experienced by the component. When designing such mechanical components, it is necessary to consider multiple mechanical conditions simultaneously. "OPTISHAPE-TS" provides various functions for optimization that take these multiple mechanical conditions into account at the same time. Here, we will introduce a method for shape optimization that considers multiple mechanical conditions simultaneously by using several reduced-order models and switching between them during analysis. [Contents (partial)] ■ Overview ■ Analysis Model ■ Model Reduction ■ Optimization Conditions *Detailed information about the case study can be viewed via the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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[Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Norm Spaces and Inner Product Spaces

[Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Norm Spaces and Inner Product Spaces

Explanation of spaces where norms and inner products are defined! Introduction to a technical column.

In the previous article, we explained the concept of "space" in modern mathematics. The concept of a set exists as "a collection of specific things," and among them, those that can establish some kind of relationship between the elements belonging to it are specifically called "spaces." Additionally, we introduced "linear spaces" and "metric spaces" as concrete examples of spaces. In this article, we will further discuss spaces where norms and inner products are defined. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 10: What is the H1 Gradient Method? Part 3 "Norm Spaces and Inner Product Spaces" *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: "Time Complexity"

[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: "Time Complexity"

A simple analysis example of using an optimization algorithm for the number of trials is also included!

In the previous discussions, we explained that non-parametric optimization, mathematically, is optimization focused on functions, and in practice, it becomes a problem of finding a number of design variables comparable to the scale of finite element models (number of nodes, number of elements). In this article, we will explain the optimization algorithms to solve such problems. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 3: The Difficulty of Non-Parametric Optimization Part 2 "Time Complexity" *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: "Completeness"

[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: "Completeness"

An explanation of the important property of completeness in the nature of space! Introduction to a technical column.

In the previous article, we explained normed spaces and inner product spaces. A normed space is a space equipped with a norm that generalizes the concept of size, while an inner product space is a space equipped with an inner product. In this article, we will discuss the important property of completeness among these spaces. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 11: What is the H1 Gradient Method? Part 4 "Completeness" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Column] Optimization Algorithm Using the H1 Gradient Method

[Technical Column] Optimization Algorithm Using the H1 Gradient Method

An overview of the structural optimization algorithm used in OPTISHAPE-TS! Introduction to the technical column.

In the previous articles, we explained the theoretical background of the H1 gradient method. Since the discussion has been quite mathematically intricate, in this article, we will introduce a more approachable topic: an overview of the structural optimization algorithm used in OPTISHAPE-TS. Please feel free to download and take a look. 【Contents】 <Chapter 17: Optimization Algorithm Using the H1 Gradient Method> ■ Solve the state equations and calculate the value of the evaluation function ■ Solve the adjoint equations and calculate the sensitivity of the evaluation function ■ Calculate the variation of design variables using the H1 gradient method ■ Calculate the weighting coefficients for the variations ■ Update the design variables ■ Satisfy any unmet constraint functions *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Evaluating the maximum value of the KS function.

The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Evaluating the maximum value of the KS function.

Introduction to the evaluation method of the maximum value using something called the KS function!

In OPTISHAPE-TS, you can evaluate the maximum values of functions such as "maximum Mises stress" and "maximum displacement" that are distributed over the model. However, if you directly use the maximum value as the evaluation function, it becomes impossible to evaluate the derivatives, which means you cannot obtain sensitivities. This time, we will introduce a method for evaluating maximum values using a function called the KS function, which is adopted in OPTISHAPE-TS. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 18 Evaluating the Maximum Value of Functions: KS Function *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: Sigmoid Function

[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Sigmoid Function

A thorough explanation of linear spaces, also serving as a review! Introduction to our company's technical column.

This time, I will discuss the idea related to the optimization problem of a function that takes values within a certain specified range, specifically focusing on the sigmoid function. When solving non-parametric optimization problems using the H1 gradient method, we consider that the initial value of the function, which serves as the design variable, is given, and we update the design variable by adding an incremental opening number to it. Therefore, this function must be an element of a linear space. I will carefully explain the concept of linear space as a review. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 29: Sigmoid Function *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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10 Reasons to Upgrade to Femap

10 Reasons to Upgrade to Femap

Choosing the right tools is important to achieve results.

The demand for simulation is increasing as we aim to achieve product development that satisfies both cost reduction and quality improvement simultaneously.

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CAE Technology Research Conference 2016 (Free Participation)

CAE Technology Research Conference 2016 (Free Participation)

The keynote speech will feature hot topics on the science of sports and presentations on fire simulation research.

CAE Utilization Technology Research Conference 2016 "Let's Talk About CAE in Kudanshita!" / "6th DADiSP Utilization Technology Research Conference" The CAE Utilization Technology Research Conference is celebrating its 6th year since the DADiSP Utilization Technology Research Conference. We have many user case studies planned. This event is packed with useful and up-to-date information on cloud CAE, composite materials, optimization, and more, which you won't hear elsewhere. ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝ ● Date and Time: August 5, 2016 (Friday) 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM (Networking event from 5:30 PM) ● Capacity: 80 participants ● Venue: Hotel Grand Palace 1-1-1 Iidabashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (• 1-minute walk from Kudanshita Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, Exit 7 (Fujimi Exit)) ● Registration: http://www.cae-sc.com/events/cae-conf-2016.html ■ Organized by: CAE Solutions Co., Ltd.

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[Case Study] Eigen Vibration and Frequency Response Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Structures

[Case Study] Eigen Vibration and Frequency Response Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Structures

Eigen vibration analysis and frequency response analysis of reinforced concrete structures!!!

○ Eigen vibration and frequency response analysis of Steel Reinforced Concrete (SRC) structure (Simcenter Nastran SOL103/SOL111) ○ Keywords: Steel Reinforced Concrete (SRC) structure, eigen vibration, effective mass ratio, frequency response ○ Case summary ● For other functions and details, please refer to the catalog.

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[Example] Free Surface Motion Simulation

[Example] Free Surface Motion Simulation

Analysis of sloshing phenomena when the bottom of the tank is excited horizontally using the virtual fluid boundary and phantom elements of Simcenter Nastran.

【Case Overview】 Containers for storing liquids, such as water tanks and oil tanks, experience a sloshing phenomenon where the free surface of the liquid inside the container oscillates at relatively low frequencies when subjected to vibrations. In this analysis, we utilized the virtual fluid boundary and phantom elements of Simcenter Nastran to analyze the characteristics when the bottom of the tank is excited in the horizontal direction. *Note: It is possible to model fluids without creating elements.* □ For other features and details, please refer to the catalog.

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