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The finite element analysis (FEA) enables engineers to solve complex mechanical projects which can save costs and bring reliable products to market faster.

Finite element analysis (FEA) is the process of predicting an object’s behavior based on calculations made with the finite element method (FEM).

Finite element analysis for predicting mechanical behavior and reliability

While FEM is a numerical method to approximate the solution (smooth weak solutions) of the differential equation in its integral form (weak form), generated by physical theories (mechanics and strength of materials).

Finite element analysis (FEA) allows visualization of the mechanical behavior of objects, including displacements, deformations, stresses, forces, etc.

Analyzing the results reveals design opportunities to optimize performance and obtain uncertainty measurements for mechanical reliability studies. Numerical models also require less time and cost than building physical prototypes, and provide a better understanding of their behavior.

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Advanced mechanical analysis requires accurate material models and so-called non-smooth weak or viscous solutions to reproduce the mechanical behavior under real-world conditions. This includes:

Thermodynamic models, equations of state (EOS), material properties, and velocity-dependent models (materials and physics).

Advanced mechanical simulation workflows with material models and shock wave interaction

Angle shapes in space and time for domains, initial, boundary, and load conditions. Coupled formulations for the generation, propagation, reflection, refraction, diffraction, and dissipation of shock waves or pulses that interact with mechanical physics.

In addition, other anomalous physical behaviors derived from fractional or fractal differential equations.

TechND integrates these advanced capabilities into practical engineering workflows, helping teams solve challenging mechanical problems with greater accuracy, efficiency, and confidence.

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