software of interest to mechanicians
I wrote a Windows tool for postprocessing finite-element results: figures, animations, and reproducible scenes from EnSight Gold, VTK, and STL files.
Everything it draws is vector-based — contours, Gouraud shading, PDF export included. No bitmaps on sight. No GL2PS either!
Multi-step transient analyses, tensor fields, and symmetry replication are supported.
Free, self-contained, documented:
https://web.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/ist24806/
Feedback welcome.
NOSA-ITACA is a finite element software designed to study the static and dynamic behavior of masonry buildings with historical and architectural significance, as well as to model the effectiveness of strengthening interventions.
You can use NOSA-ITACA by downloading the pre-configured virtual machine at www.nosaitaca.it/software/ and importing it into Oracle VirtualBox.
In this article, we are introducing a new analysis tool to identify material constants of viscoelastic problems.
Multiscale.Sim coupled with Ansys Granta MI, offers a superior and faster solution to overcome your materials challenges ⇒ Read the article on Ansys Website
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Multiscale.Sim introduces a new analytical technique that predicts the performance of ASSB more accurately. Curious to learn how this approach can transform the EV landscape? ⇒ Read the article on LinkedIn
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Multi materials support in microstructure modeling and a new interface for drape simulation ⇒ Release Notes
What's New
Multiscale.Sim offers powerful microstructure modeling capabilities and it's been one of its unique and most sought after features for a long time. This version update brings most anticipated multiple material support for microstructure modeling.
Multiscale.Sim 2022R2 version is now available globally.
Multiscale.Sim is an add-in tool for the Ansys Workbench environment (it's also compatible with Ansys Mechanical APDL). It can help to predict materials behavior using virtual material testing without having to rely on costly and time-consuming physical testing all the time. The software includes a templates library to easily create microstructure of materials. It's available in English and Japanese UI.
Join Synopsys Simpleware software, CYBERNET Multiscale.Sim, and Shimadzu Corporation for a webinar on Thursday, October 13th, 2022 on composite material analysis integrated actual testing and CAE.
Learn more and register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/rt/204553566873541131?source=iMechanica
Join the Simpleware Product Group at Synopsys and nTopology for a webinar this month on automated segmentation and design workflows for patient-specific surgical guides.
Learn more and register for this free event here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3232312822632785679?source=iM…
I would like to try Code Aster or Salome Meca FEM on MS-Windows. The problem for me is that I can't find a document that gives an overview of what each part does.
I am used to ABAQUS that comes together with "CAE" for creating input files and visualising the results from an "Output DataBase" (ODB). I have used the ABAQUS solver separate from CAE for some problems that it cannot create (I used Matlab to write the input file) so have no problem with the idea that different bits of code do different things.
