A Simulation Role for the Analyst that uses advanced linear static and linear dynamic simulation techniques to validate the engineering requirements of complex products subject to dynamic loading scenarios.
DESCRIPTION
Structural Vibration Analyst uses advanced linear static and linear dynamic simulation techniques to validate the engineering requirements of complex products subject to dynamic loading scenarios. The toolset – specifically designed to appeal to users in the Transportation & Mobility and Aerospace & Defense industries – provides a simulation environment to perform static perturbation, frequency extraction and linear dynamics response analysis of structures. It is based on state-of-the-art features and capabilities of the Abaqus solver and provides high performance solutions.
BENEFITS
Simulation results from the best-in-class Abaqus solver
- Understand the vibration response of structures subject to dynamic loading in time or frequency domain
- Analyze several linear dynamics scenarios including static perturbation, natural frequencies, harmonic response and modal transiental dynamics
- Consider advanced damping treatment
Support for the NASTRAN solver is available
Generative Modeling Environment
- Automatically generate meshes or leverage interactive toolset to create high quality models
- Reuse design intent and enhance existing design features with simulation behaviors such as connections, materials, section properties etc.
- Associative modeling enables users to rapidly study design iterations as the product progresses through the design cycle
State-of-the-Art Visualization
- Visualization of massive simulation models with superior performance and speed
- High quality rendering capability with flexible toolsets to control
Collaborate and Communicate Ideas
- Collaborate and share simulation results with key stakeholders to guide design decisions
- Exchange live data across groups and organizations through common data management and data structures allowing designers to work directly with simulation specialists improving productivity