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CAE software Product List and Ranking from 13 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  2. エヌ・エス・ティ Tokyo//software
  3. テラバイト Tokyo//software
  4. 4 テクノスター Tokyo//software
  5. 5 アルテアエンジニアリング Tokyo//software
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  1. [Example] Analysis of Aluminum Frame Structure エヌ・エス・ティ
  2. General-purpose CAE software "Jupiter" [ domestically developed in-house ] テクノスター
  3. GUI software for OpenFOAM users テラバイト
  4. Artificial Intelligence 'Ansys SimAI'
  5. 5 Ansys Cloud Solution

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CAE Analysis Business Basic Course [3] Bulk Deletion of Files

CAE Analysis Business Basic Course [3] Bulk Deletion of Files

Bulk delete unnecessary files in the command prompt! Please work with caution.

In the CAE analysis business basic course, we introduce tips and techniques useful for those who are taking on CAE analysis for the first time. In many CAE software programs, a large number of files are generated in the working folder when calculations are executed. It is safer to keep all files while the project is ongoing, but after the project ends, it becomes necessary to retain only the essential files and organize unnecessary ones to reduce disk usage. Continuing from the last session, we will introduce how to utilize the command prompt. [Contents] ■ Session 3: Bulk Deletion of Files - Steps for bulk deletion of files 1-3 *Details of the column can be viewed through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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CAE Analysis Business Basic Course [4] Convenient Features of the Command Prompt

CAE Analysis Business Basic Course [4] Convenient Features of the Command Prompt

The current folder at startup can be set for each shortcut! Introducing a useful feature.

In this column, we will introduce several features to make the command prompt more convenient to use. We will explain the steps for "copying text," as well as "changing font size" and "changing the current directory at startup." For more details, please check the related links. We encourage you to read it. [Contents] ■ Part 4: Convenient Features of the Command Prompt ・1. Copying Text ・2. Changing Font Size ・3. Changing the Current Directory at Startup *For detailed content of the column, you can view it from the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

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[Technical Column] Urethane Foam Flow Analysis Parameter Verification Experiment (1)

[Technical Column] Urethane Foam Flow Analysis Parameter Verification Experiment (1)

Foam the material in a cylindrical container and measure the time change in volume! Explanation of the comparison with calculation results!

This column introduces the parameter validation experiments for polyurethane foam flow analysis. In polyurethane resin foaming molding, the material injection amount and foaming ratio are adjusted to ensure that the foamed resin sufficiently fills the product shape cavity within the mold. We conducted experiments to verify whether the polyurethane resin foam flow analysis solver developed with OpenFOAM can reproduce this volume change (specific volume change). For more details, please refer to the related links. We encourage you to take a look. [Contents] ■ Experiment Overview ■ Comparison with Calculation Results *Detailed content of the column can be viewed through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Column] Verification Experiment of Parameters for Urethane Foam Flow Analysis (2)

[Technical Column] Verification Experiment of Parameters for Urethane Foam Flow Analysis (2)

Published the analysis model of the simulation! Introducing the accuracy verification experiment of the multiphase flow analysis solver.

The cushions of the driver's and passenger's seats in automobiles use multiple types of foam polyurethane with different characteristics, and efforts have been made to enhance comfort by varying the hardness in certain areas. In the molding of such foam polyurethane composites, adjustments to the foaming characteristics, injection volume, and timing of injection are necessary. Cost reduction is expected through preliminary studies using simulations. In this column, we introduce an accuracy verification experiment of a multiphase flow analysis solver in "OpenFOAM" that has added foaming functionality and can analyze composites of two or more types of foam polyurethane. For more details, please refer to the related links. We encourage you to read it. [Contents] ■ Experiment Overview ■ Simulation ■ Comparison Results of Experiment and Simulation *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For further inquiries, feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Column] - Advantages of Dynamic Explicit Method

[Technical Column] - Advantages of Dynamic Explicit Method

Here are three advantages of the dynamic explicit method! You can incorporate it into your workflow and proceed with your tasks.

This column explains technical information useful for CAE practice in a Q&A format. We provide answers to questions such as, "What are the advantages of solving plastic forming problems using a dynamic explicit method instead of a static implicit method in Ansys LS-DYNA?" For more details, please check the related links. We encourage you to read it. 【Contents】 ■Question ■Answer *You can view the detailed content of the column through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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AnyBody Communication Vol. 1: Human Work and Automation

AnyBody Communication Vol. 1: Human Work and Automation

A new column "AnyBody Communication" is starting! The content is expected to cover topics related to musculoskeletal issues!

This column introduces an article about the advancements in automatic rebar tying robots at construction sites. The new column "AnyBody Communication" will feature content similar to a blog by AnyBody technology staff, including topics related to musculoskeletal systems (AnyBody, OpenSIM, paper explanations, analysis tidbits, MoCap information, etc.) and interpretations of technological topics from the perspective of AnyBody and musculoskeletal models. For more details, please check the related links. We encourage you to read it. [Contents] ■ Human labor and automation ■ What lies ahead in body load analysis *For more detailed information about the column, you can view it through the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more details.

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[Event] AnyScript Case Study Meeting Second Session Report

[Event] AnyScript Case Study Meeting Second Session Report

This time the theme is product ergonomics! It has become a large event with an attendance of 100 people.

We held the "AnyScript Case Study Meeting, Second Session" for the musculoskeletal analysis software AnyBody on April 26, 2022 (Tuesday). This time, the theme was product ergonomics, and we had users introduce real examples of how AnyBody has been used in the ergonomic design of industrial products. We shared modeling using AnyScript with all participants. Attendees included users who utilize AnyBody for product development, university research users, and those considering starting musculoskeletal simulation, resulting in a large event with around 100 participants. You can view the report of this meeting at the related links below. *For more details, please check the related links or feel free to contact us.*

  • Structural Analysis

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GUI software for OpenFOAM users

GUI software for OpenFOAM users

A GUI (Graphical User Interface) that anyone can intuitively operate reduces the user burden when generating OpenFOAM input files.

GUI-FOAM is an intuitive GUI software that can be operated easily. Explanations and hints are displayed throughout the screen, and help and tutorials can be easily accessed via a browser. When you input analysis conditions, a list of solvers suitable for your purpose is displayed, and you can specify the version of OpenFOAM for the input files to be generated. 【Features】 - By following the GUI settings, appropriate input files can be created. - Solvers, models, and configuration items can be selected from a list. - Function table settings can be visually confirmed with 2D graphs. - Boundary conditions can be set while checking the mesh boundaries, among others. OpenFOAM is a license-free software with features comparable to commercial CFD software, but the lack of official documentation and GUI is undeniable. Our company has published a practical guide titled "OpenFOAM Library Reference" as an alternative to the official documentation, and we are developing a GUI that reflects the content of the guide to improve the OpenFOAM analysis environment and enhance usability. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Optimization of the Entire SUV Vehicle

[Case Study] Optimization of the Entire SUV Vehicle

Successfully reduced weight by approximately 12%! Introduction of a case study on "DEP MeshWorks".

We would like to introduce a case study of the all-in-one CAE platform "DEP MeshWorks" that our company handles, implemented by major automotive manufacturers in North America. The customer was interested in our solution to achieve the challenge of reducing the weight of an SUV while maintaining performance targets by using parameterization of thickness and shape. The main method we proposed was a Design of Experiments (DOE) based multi-domain optimization/design exploration using "DEP MeshWorks" and CAD morphing. The multi-domain optimization/design exploration method based on parameterization using MeshWorks successfully reduced the weight by approximately 12% while meeting all performance targets. [Case Study] ■Challenge - Reduce the weight of the SUV while maintaining performance targets - Provide the optimized CAD model to the design team ■Proposal - DOE-based multi-domain optimization/design exploration using MeshWorks and CAD morphing *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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  • 3D CAD

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[Case Study] Weight reduction of 11 kg for the entire SUV vehicle.

[Case Study] Weight reduction of 11 kg for the entire SUV vehicle.

Introduction of lightweighting through parameterization and multi-domain optimization/design exploration, along with case studies.

We would like to introduce a case study of the all-in-one CAE platform "DEP MeshWorks" that our company handles, implemented by a major automobile manufacturer. They faced the challenge of reducing the weight of the existing SUV product line (a significant amount achievable during manufacturing) without compromising performance, with minimal packaging and component changes. To address this, we conducted a three-phase approach consisting of baseline evaluation, parameterization using MeshWorks, and optimization. Through the multi-disciplinary optimization/design exploration (MDO) method using MeshWorks, we contributed to a weight reduction of approximately 10 kg for the existing SUV platform. 【Case Study】 ■Challenge - Reduce the weight of the existing SUV product line (a significant amount achievable during manufacturing) - Achieve optimal lightweighting of the vehicle's BIW and chassis ■Proposal - A three-phase approach consisting of baseline evaluation, parameterization using MeshWorks, and optimization *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Technical Document "Flowers and Uncle: Eigenvalue Analysis and Response Analysis"

Technical Document "Flowers and Uncle: Eigenvalue Analysis and Response Analysis"

This is a technical document (educational material) on CAE created by a former CAE manager, linking practical applications with theory.

With veteran and young employees as characters, we will advance the discussion on design and CAE through a dialogue format of questions and debates. The content is made easy to read and understand by using illustrations of the characters, diagrams, and photos. Please feel free to use it for new employee training and practical reference. [Published Content] 8th Edition: "Eigenvalue Analysis and Response Analysis" ############################################################################ For technical materials, please contact us through the document download page linked in the related links.

  • Thermo-fluid analysis
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Technical Document "Flowers and Uncle: Static and Dynamic"

Technical Document "Flowers and Uncle: Static and Dynamic"

This is a technical document (educational material) on CAE created by a former CAE manager, linking practical applications with theory.

Featuring veterans and young employees as characters, we will advance discussions on design and CAE through a dialogue format of questions and debates. The content is made easy to read and understand by using illustrations of the characters, diagrams, and photographs. Please feel free to utilize this for new employee training and practical reference. [Published Content] 10th Edition: "Static and Unstable Structures" ############################################################################ For technical materials, please contact us through the document download page linked above.

  • Thermo-fluid analysis
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Technical document on hull structural mechanics "What is Buckling? (Part 2)"

Technical document on hull structural mechanics "What is Buckling? (Part 2)"

This is a technical document on hull structural mechanics by Professor Tetsuya Yao (Emeritus Professor at Hiroshima University / Emeritus Professor at Osaka University).

Mr. Tetsuya Yao (Emeritus Professor of Hiroshima University / Emeritus Professor of Osaka University / Special Technical Advisor at Technostar) provided an explanation on various topics related to structural engineering as a technical topic. [Published Content] Second Session: "What is Buckling? (Part 2)" ############################################################################ For technical materials, please contact us through the document download page linked above.

  • Thermo-fluid analysis
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  • Contract Analysis

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General-purpose CAE solver "SunShine-Solver"

General-purpose CAE solver "SunShine-Solver"

General-purpose finite element method (FEM) solver built into Jupiter

SunShine-Solver is a general-purpose finite element method (FEM) solver built into Jupiter-Pre/Post. It is also possible to submit jobs using SunShine-Solver alone. You can consistently perform the "Pre," "Solver," and "Post" processes on Jupiter. It is compatible with both Windows OS and Linux OS and can be executed in environments different from Jupiter. The input and output file formats comply with Nastran. You can run it with your existing bdf format input files, and the output files are in op2 format. ############################################################################ For features and examples, please refer to the product page linked above. Feel free to contact us with any questions, no matter how trivial.

  • Stress Analysis
  • Contract Analysis
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