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Non-destructive testing, medical ultrasound, collision avoidance sensors, security sensors, ultrasonic bonding, flow meters, ultrasonic cleaning, and other simulations can be performed with high precision and speed. This contributes to device design, optimal usage considerations, and noise evaluation. Additionally, it is a groundbreaking ultrasonic simulator that allows for unified modeling of vast FEM meshes on the scale of billions of elements, analysis execution, and visualization using a GUI on Windows, which is impossible with other CAE software. Ultrasonic DX Seminar "Release of Ultrasonic Simulator ComWAVE X2025 and Introduction of Various Utilization Scenes and Services" ◆Overview◆ 【Date】February 26, 27, 28, 2025, from 10:00 to 11:00 (held over three days, content is the same) 【Venue】Zoom Webinar 【Participation Fee】Free 【Registration】 https://ctc-g.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zhodfackTNOHnD3xME8-oQ#/registration 【Organizer】 Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation, Scientific Sales Department 3 Secretariat: comwave@ctc-g.co.jp
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Free membership registrationThis is a simulator developed for examining the movement of goods/people and processes in production lines, logistics systems, facilities, etc. By recreating the system on WITNESS, it is possible to quantify complex systems that cannot be formulated. Additionally, by analyzing the changes in the model's situation and state over time, as well as the interactions between elements, it is also possible to optimize the system. For inquiries, please contact: witsales@ctc-g.co.jp
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Free membership registrationThe deformation analysis option "Distortio" of the cutting process simulation Production Module allows for the analysis and simulation of material deformation caused by machining. This shifts the decision-making of machining conditions from experience and intuition to pre-examination through simulation. Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation, which supports your company's digital transformation (DX), offers cutting process simulation. We are now in the era of digital twins, where you can simulate the machining results by changing tools or modifying machining paths. We would be happy to assist you in digitizing your machining challenges! *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe will be exhibiting at the "31st Japan International Machine Tool Fair JIMTOF2022" held at Tokyo Big Sight. On Thursday, the 10th, we will hold a workshop introducing our key technology, cutting simulation technology. We have invited three leading companies in this field to give presentations. Please be sure to visit our exhibition booth (E5028). We sincerely look forward to your attendance. 【Exhibition Overview】 ■ Dates: November 8 (Tuesday) to November 13 (Sunday), 2022, for 6 days ■ Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (until 4:00 PM on the last day) ■ Venue: Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Center), entire building ■ Booth Number: E5028 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThis is a collection of calculation examples for copper alloys using the alloy design tool Thermo-Calc. Thermo-Calc allows for the optimization of alloy processes, the impact of processes on microstructure, and the prediction of properties. 【Thermo-Calc】 - Phase diagrams for Cu-Zn and Cu-Sn - Isothermal sections for Cu-Mn-Sn and Cu-Ni-Sn - Vertical sections (with fixed element ratios) - Liquid phase projection diagram for Cu-Ag-Sn - Evaluation of liquid phase density for Cu-Co-Fe - Evaluation of surface tension and viscosity - Evaluation of liquidus/solidus temperatures - Solidification calculations for Cu-8.32Ni-1.68Si 【Diffusion Module DICTRA】 - Interface movement and microsegregation during the solidification process 【Precipitation Module TC-PRISMA】 - Precipitation calculations for Ni2Si precipitate phase during aging process - Precipitation calculations for Co-Fe precipitate phase during aging process
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Free membership registrationThe shape of chips during cutting can be evaluated using the cutting simulation of "AdvantEdge FEM." In this case, the changes in the 3D chip shape when cutting aluminum alloy were evaluated through simulation. It was found that the chip curl diameter and thickness changed significantly with only the adjustment of the rake angle. Additionally, advanced cutting simulation cases using CAD data of tool shapes are also included. 【Evaluation of Aluminum Alloy Chips】 <2D Milling, 100φ, 2000RPM, 0.05mm/tooth> ■ Rake Angle: -13 ■ Rake Angle: 0 ■ Rake Angle: 13 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThis is a case study on cutting simulation analysis of titanium alloy milling using "AdvantEdge FEM." In addition to tool temperature and cutting resistance values, the chip shape changes complexly according to the amount of material removed, leading to a high demand for analysis such as chip shape control. Therefore, we conducted the analysis using our product. It was found that with double the cutting speed, the spindle power also doubled, and the cutting temperature increased by 200°C. 【Cutting of Ti alloy (Ti-6Al-4V)】 ■ Excellent high-temperature strength → A large amount of work is required for cutting ■ High work hardening rate → A large amount of energy is required to generate chips ■ Low thermal conductivity → Heat tends to accumulate in the tool ■ Reactivity → High chemical affinity at elevated temperatures *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationIn "AdvantEdge FEM," it is possible to evaluate parameters that are difficult to measure, such as tool deflection, through cutting simulation. We will introduce a case study of a cutting simulation experiment where tool deflection varies due to machining factors. There were challenges associated with tool deflection, such as "degradation of shape accuracy," "the occurrence of chatter," and "difficulty in measuring deflection." With our product, you can quantitatively understand the factors that influence tool deflection. Please feel free to contact us when needed. [Challenges due to tool deflection] ■ Degradation of shape accuracy ■ Occurrence of chatter ■ Difficulty in measuring deflection *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationIn "AdvantEdge FEM," the use of parallel computing options allows for a speedup in computation time. By accelerating computation time, it becomes possible to analyze large-scale models that were previously difficult to simulate in cutting simulations. We also present examples of analysis results used in other analysis software (LS-DYNA, Abaqus). [Case Overview] ■ Burr evaluation during intersecting hole machining ■ Hole machining on inclined surfaces ■ Analysis of deep hole machining ■ Chip evaluation analysis *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationNC data for lathe machining can also be evaluated for cutting simulation using the 'Production Module.' In lathe machining, while the S value remains constant, the cutting speed varies depending on the diameter of the workpiece. However, the analysis with this product also evaluates the impact of cutting speed. Additionally, accurate workpiece shape data is required for the analysis, but since it is modeled in two-dimensional cross-section, creating workpiece shape data is easy. [Reasons why analyzing NC lathe codes is effective] ■ Suitable for optimizing load → The analysis also evaluates the impact of cutting speed. ■ Easy to execute the analysis → Since it is modeled in two-dimensional cross-section, creating workpiece shape data is easy. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationIn the 'Production Module' that evaluates cutting loads on CAD/CAM models, it is possible to conduct necessary considerations for creating optimal machining processes through cutting simulations. We will introduce examples of considering tool changes through cutting simulations. While improvements aimed at increasing productivity are demanded daily, it is difficult to stop the manufacturing process for testing. However, this product contributes to reducing machining time through tool changes. [Issues] - In addition to diverse geometries of tool paths, it is common for machining processes to include multiple operations such as face milling and drilling. - While improvements aimed at increasing productivity are demanded daily, it is difficult to stop the manufacturing process for testing. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThis is a case where the tool deflection was evaluated from the cutting force assessed in the cutting simulation of the "Production Module." By applying the analysis results from AdvantEdge to the geometric simulation on the CAD/CAM model, the cutting force during machining was calculated. The cutting force, which is the analysis result, can also be utilized for strain deformation analysis during machining. Additionally, in a case where mesh generation was performed on the shape of the workpiece during machining, and strain deformation analysis due to cutting force was conducted, it was found that the strain deformation on the workpiece side is not determined solely by the cutting force, but that the contribution of the rigidity on the workpiece side is also significant. 【Tool Path Analysis】 ■ Operation equivalent to CAM using GUI ■ Supports importing chatter stability limit curve diagrams ■ Navigator function ・Tool position ・Target NC line *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThis is an example of building an NC data optimization system using the 'Production Module' that performs physical simulations on CAD/CAM. When the product dimensions do not match the CAD/CAM model, machining errors occur due to tool deflection based on cutting forces. With this product, it becomes possible to evaluate the amount of tool deflection and assess the relationship with machining errors, allowing for the consideration of various machining plans. 【Consideration Items】 ■ Tool diameter ■ Axial depth of cut ■ Number of flutes ■ Radial depth of cut *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThis is an example of analysis regarding the issues of "Although the cutting volume was kept constant, the tool was damaged due to machining titanium alloy with a shallow cutting depth" and "Although the cutting volume was kept constant, the surface finish of the aluminum alloy machining deteriorated." The analysis using 'ProductionModule' evaluates tool damage and trial surface finish characteristics. By evaluating the cutting load during machining in detail rather than using a simplified method based on cutting geometry, it becomes possible to optimize the cutting simulation process considering machining time and tool life, including the spindle power of the machine tool and tool torque. 【Issues】 ■ Although the cutting volume was kept constant, the tool was damaged due to machining titanium alloy with a shallow cutting depth. ■ Although the cutting volume was kept constant, the surface finish of the aluminum alloy machining deteriorated. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe hold the "Cutting CAE Conference" every year as a platform to share various case studies utilizing CAE with engineers involved in cutting processing. This will be the 19th edition, and like the previous one, it will be held online. Since there will be valuable presentations, we kindly ask you to consider participating. Below are the presenting companies and universities (in order of presentation, honorifics omitted): - Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation - Yamawa Manufacturing Co., Ltd. - Yanmar Holdings Co., Ltd. - Ashikaga University You can check the program details and presentation summaries from "Click here to apply." Please note that the program content and schedule may change without notice. This seminar will be live-streamed. There are no plans for archive distribution. (Note) This seminar has concluded.
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Free membership registrationOnline Seminar on Utilizing Subsidies for Small and Medium Enterprises, such as Support for Strategic Foundation Technology Advancement (Sapo-in) The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has a program to support research and development and prototype development for small and medium enterprises called the Strategic Foundation Technology Advancement Support Program (Sapo-in). In this seminar, we will invite a lecturer from the Osaka Science and Technology Center, which has a wealth of experience in application support for this program, to discuss the overview of the system and key points for application. It is also applicable for the introduction of the cutting simulation software AdvantEdge, so we encourage you to participate and consider utilizing it. We sincerely look forward to your participation. Program 14:00 Introduction to Cutting Simulation Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation CAE Solutions Sales Department Mikio Hirota 14:10 Overview of the Strategic Foundation Technology Advancement Support Program (Sapo-in) and Key Points for Application ~ Based on the Achievements of the Osaka Science and Technology Center ~ Osaka Science and Technology Center Technology Promotion Department, Research Officer Mr. Yoshihiro Matsumoto 14:40 Q&A Session
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Free membership registrationOnline Seminar on Utilizing Subsidies for Small and Medium Enterprises, including Support for Strategic Foundation Technology Advancement (Sapo-in) The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has a program called the Strategic Foundation Technology Advancement Support Project (Sapo-in Project) that supports research and development and prototype development for small and medium enterprises. In this seminar, we will invite a lecturer from the Osaka Science and Technology Center, which has a wealth of experience in application support services with many successful adoptions, to discuss the overview of the system and key points for applications. The introduction of the cutting simulation software AdvantEdge is also applicable, so we encourage you to participate and consider utilizing this opportunity. We sincerely look forward to your participation. Program 14:00 Introduction to Cutting Simulation Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation CAE Solutions Sales Department Mikio Hirota 14:10 Overview of the Strategic Foundation Technology Advancement Support Project (Sapo-in Project) and Key Points for Applications ~ Based on the Achievements of the Osaka Science and Technology Center ~ Osaka Science and Technology Center Technology Promotion Department, Research Officer Mr. Yoshihiro Matsumoto 14:40 Q&A Session
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Free membership registrationOSG Die & Mold WEB EXHIBITION OSG x Itochu Techno-Solutions Collaboration Seminar - Seminar Overview Optimizing machining conditions to achieve both maximum efficiency and tool wear reduction in mold processing is one of the challenging tasks. The "Production Module," which CTC sells and supports in Japan, can analyze NC data created by CAM and optimize machining conditions through machining simulation. By optimizing machining conditions through cutting load analysis, it stabilizes tool life and machining quality while achieving high-efficiency processing. This seminar will introduce examples using machining conditions optimized for high-hardness steel and the latest OSG high-hardness steel carbide end mills "AE-MSS-H" and "AE-MS-H."
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Free membership registrationWe will explain the features and operations of the new versions of AdvantEdge FEM and the Production Module. In AdvantEdge FEM, it is now possible to define the movements of both the tool and the workpiece separately. This allows for the modeling of a wide range of phenomena, not only machining processes such as skiving and spinning tools but also processes like roll forming and impact analysis on metal sheets. In the Production Module, the shape of the workpiece during machining can now be output as a voxel mesh, which can be used for deformation analysis along with cutting force mapping files. 【Announcement of the Cutting CAE Conference】 The annual Cutting CAE Conference, where users utilizing cutting CAE present case studies, is scheduled to be held online on January 20, 2021. Along with the Cutting CAE Conference, we encourage you to consider participating in the webinar at this time. We sincerely look forward to your participation.
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Free membership registration☆Date: November 7, 2024 (Thursday) 15:00–16:00 (Reception starts at 14:30) ☆Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Room 607 JIMTOF Exhibitor Workshop ☆Cost: Free ☆Capacity: First come, first served (Entry may be limited due to the number of seats in the conference room. Please arrive early.) ☆Program Overview ■Introduction of tool models into AdvantEdge and case studies from overseas technical centers Mitsubishi Materials Corporation ■Case study on the use of AdvantEdge in the development of the new product GREEN TAP OSG Corporation ■New approach for utilizing cutting simulation Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation
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Free membership registrationThis year's JIMTOF will be held online, and CTC has decided to participate in order to share information about the cutting simulation software we handle (AdvantEdge FEM, Production Module). In this seminar, we will introduce how cutting simulation can help solve customer challenges through demonstrations and case studies. Additionally, we will be collecting questions from everyone and will address them during the seminar, so please feel free to ask any questions you may have or anything that piqued your interest during the presentation. Agenda: 1. AdvantEdge FEM demonstration and case studies Confirmation of changes in cutting resistance and stress by altering the rake angle in 2D analysis. 2. Production Module demonstration and case studies Optimization of feed rates through smoothing of cutting loads on tool paths in conjunction with NX CAM. 3. Information on upcoming events. 4. Summary and Q&A session throughout the seminar.
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Free membership registrationAttention all machining technology professionals involved in cutting processes using machine tools in daily operations! Free materials on the quantification of cutting processes will be distributed to seminar participants! While the aging of skilled technicians makes the transfer of skills urgent, cutting phenomena are complex, and it is not easy to express that experience and know-how in words. However, by simulating cutting phenomena on a computer and quantifying difficult-to-measure elements such as stress and temperature, it becomes possible to discuss current machining conditions with data, which can further be utilized for exploring better conditions. To ensure efficient operations even in telework environments, we will provide online support services. We will introduce case studies on how to utilize cutting simulation for tool shape consideration, optimization of machining conditions, and improvement of tool life. If you are interested in the following keywords, please download the materials and apply! ■ Optimization of machining conditions ■ Reduction of machining time ■ Reduction of machining costs ■ Consideration of tool shapes ■ Improvement of tool life ■ Consideration of chips ■ Deformation after machining And more!
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Free membership registrationAttention all machining engineers involved in cutting processes using machine tools in daily operations! We will introduce case studies on how to utilize cutting simulations for tool shape considerations, optimization of processing conditions, and improvement of tool life to benefit your work. To ensure you can efficiently carry out your tasks even in remote work environments, we will provide online support services. If you are interested in the following keywords, please download the materials and apply! ■ Optimization of processing conditions ■ Reduction of processing time ■ Cost reduction in processing ■ Consideration of tool shapes ■ Improvement of tool life ■ Examination of chips ■ Deformation after processing and more.
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Free membership registrationBy visualizing processing phenomena, we prevent machining troubles. 1. About AdvantEdge 2. Exercise 1 – Confirming operation methods in 2D cutting 3. Exercise 2 – Importing 3D CAD data 4. Exercise 3 – Throwaway milling 5. Exercise 4 – Solid drilling 6. Exercise 5 – Turning 7. Exercise 6 – Solid end milling 8. Case studies of cutting simulation analysis using AdvantEdge Other (user success stories, seminars related to cutting processing, etc.) We encourage users who are newly tackling challenges in cutting simulation to participate. We also provide advice on model creation tailored to specific challenges.
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Free membership registrationThis is a notice for a technical seminar where engineers involved in busy daily operations of cutting processing can acquire skills to effectively utilize cutting CAE in practice.
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Free membership registrationOur company offers "Cutting Process Power Diagnosis Services" and "Drilling Process Diagnosis Services." This is a must-see for those in charge of machining who are using CAM and G-code, as well as those facing challenges with drilling processes. We will conduct a power diagnosis of the tool path using the "Production Module" and report the results. Information on CL data, G-code, and shape data created by CAM will be required. We will conduct a drilling process diagnosis using "AdvantEdge FEM" and report the results. Please inform us of the processing conditions and drill shapes that are causing issues. For details on the data required for diagnosis, please contact our representative. **Benefits of Conducting Machining Simulations:** - Visualization of machining - Quantification of machining - Comparative evaluation of machining - Differences in tool paths - Differences in tool shapes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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Free membership registrationWe are conducting a "Cutting Simulation Technology Acquisition Seminar" for manufacturing companies. In this seminar, participants will learn about the machining force control methods using the cutting load simulation "ProductionModule" and the simulation of cutting phenomena using the cutting-specific simulation program "AdvantEdgeFEM." We also have advanced proposals for utilizing big data from a large number of simulation results through data mining in an IoT environment. You can apply through the external link page below. We sincerely look forward to your participation. 【Overview】 ■ Examination of optimal machining conditions based on machining force control ■ Trouble prevention and cost reduction through "visualization" ■ Confirmation of the value generated by simulations *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe offer a "Cutting Process Capability Diagnosis Service." This service is aimed at personnel responsible for machining using CAM or G-code. If you send us an NX-CAM .prt file or a Mastercam .mcx file, we will conduct a cutting capability diagnosis using "ProductionModule" at no charge and report the results to you. Customers who wish to have a diagnosis using other CAM products or G-code can also request the cutting capability diagnosis service. Please contact our representative for the data required for the diagnosis. 【Benefits of Conducting Cutting Process Simulation】 ■ Visualization of the machining process ■ Quantification of the machining process ■ Comparative evaluation of the machining process - Differences in tool paths - Differences in tool shapes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe offer a "Drilling Process Diagnosis Service." This service is aimed at personnel in charge of machining who are facing challenges with drilling processes. If you can provide us with information about the processing conditions and drill shapes that are causing issues, we will conduct a drilling process diagnosis using "AdvantEdge FEM" free of charge and report the results to you. 【Benefits of Conducting Cutting Process Simulations】 ■ Visualization of the machining process ■ Quantification of the machining process ■ Comparative evaluation of machining - Differences in tool paths - Differences in tool shapes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationBy using the Production Module to accurately predict cutting loads from NC data outputted by CAM, and further smoothing them to optimal cutting loads, it enables improvements in the quality of processed products, extends tool lifespan, and significantly reduces machining time. - Machining processing (supporting 3-axis and 5-axis) - NC lathe processing support - NC tool path codes (G-code and CL data) - Cutting load calculations based on Semi-Empirical methods - Tool GUI capable of modeling complex geometries - A rich material database with approximately 140 types - Simple creation of custom materials - Optimization of NC tool path codes based on load smoothing methods - Diverse condition inputs during optimization calculations - Evaluation of unique parameters (such as load per unit length) - Consideration of tool deflection and workpiece deformation
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Free membership registrationBased on past experiences, improvements and developments in cutting processes can be effectively and efficiently addressed by visualizing cutting phenomena from a different perspective using AdvantEdge FEM for simulation. AdvantEdge FEM is equipped with a finite element method-based analysis engine that condenses the latest technology with the following features: - 2D (turning) and 3D cutting - Fully automated mesh generation - Fully automated suitable remeshing - Reproducibility of shear zones - Thermal and structural coupling calculations - Consideration of heat and inertia for workpieces and tools - Consideration of contact and heat conduction between workpieces, tools, and chips - Accurate reproduction of coatings and cutting edge shapes - Calculation of temperature distribution during steady cutting in steady-state analysis
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