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Solutions - Overview
Application Types
FEMtools is used
to perform many CAE tasks, especially to integrate FEA with
test (CAT) or to extend and customize the functionality
of standard tools (pre/post processors, solvers).
The powerful FEMtools
Script language allows for automation, customization
and development of additional tools. By developing new scripts,
the possible uses for FEMtools for each of the application
types are virtually unlimited. Using the FEMtools Scripting
language, DDS, customers and partners continuously develop
new scripts to extend the range of applications.
If you want to discuss new developments or need assistance
with implementing your own,
contact DDS or our FEMtools
Solutions Partners.
The following an overview of common uses for FEMtools
today.
Solutions in Industry
FEMtools is routinely
used by companies in many different industries on all continents.
Most applications are found in the following industries:
- Aerospace
- frames, wings, reaction engines, ...
- Automotive/Ground
Transportation - Body-in-white, engines, brakes,
suspension, power trains, tires, train bogies, frames,...
- Biomechanics - orthopedic implants,...
- Civil Engineering
- Bridges, dams, buildings, stadiums, piping constructions,...
- Consumer Products/Home appliances - housings,
frames, ...
- Electronics/Electrical - fans, cover
plates, chassis, vibration isolation, semiconductor
manufacturing and handling industry, scientific equipment,
...
- Government/Defense -
- HVAC & Refrigeration -
- Industrial equipment/Machinery - paper mills,
power generation systems, pumps, gearboxes, turbomachinery,
...
- Marine/Offshore - boats, submarines, oil
platforms,...
- Sporting goods - rackets, golf clubs,...
- Other -
A number of screenshots
show typical industrial applications of FEMtools.
Solutions for Academic Research and Education
FEMtools is increasingly
used for academic research and in education. The powerful
FEMtools Script language
is ideal for rapid development and prototyping of algorithms
and methods. It is often used in combination with, or as
a substitute of Matlab. With the integrated data translators,
graphics viewers, sparse solvers, matrix operator and a
function library that provides easy access to model properties,
element matrices and gradients, developing new tools often
requires scripts of less than 100 lines to produce industrial
quality results.
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