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Moment of Inertia for Different Sections using AutoCAD
This article explains the step-by-step procedure for finding the Moment of Inertia for different sections using AutoCAD to input these values in general sections properties of STAAD.Pro or any other analyzing software.
30 Jan 2023
How Biomaterials Are Revolutionizing Healthcare
This article will explore how biomaterials are being used to transform medicine and healthcare while focusing on their application in medical treatments, diagnoses, and procedures.
28 Jan 2023
Mastering FEA's Airbag Modeling Techniques: The Concept And Challenges
Ever wondered how airbags work in the event of an accident? Or how do FEA (Finite Element Analysis) engineers ensure that the models are accurate and reliable?
27 Jan 2023
APPLICATION OF SOIL LOAD ON TOP OF FOOTING USING PARTIAL PRESSURE ON PLATES IN STAAD.PRO
The bridge foundation is the base of a bridge that transmits the loads from the substructure to the supporting strata. It must be sufficiently deep so that it is not affected by the scour caused by the flow in the river.
26 Jan 2023
Structured and Unstructured Grids in FEA
Structured grids are identified by regular connectivity. The possible element choices are quadrilateral in 2D and hexahedral in 3D. This model is highly space efficient, since the neighborhood relationships are defined by storage arrangement.
25 Jan 2023
All About the OOP Technique, Polymorphism
Object means a real-world entity such as a pen, chair, table, computer, watch, etc. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a methodology to design a program with classes and objects. OOP techniques simplify software development and its maintenance.
24 Jan 2023
Near Wall Treatment and y+ Estimation
We must develop a mesh or grid that can precisely estimate the velocity gradient across the boundary layer from the perspective of CFD. The first cell from the wall should preferably be contained within the extremely thin viscous sub-layer in turbulent flows.
23 Jan 2023
Why do We Need GD & T?
GD&T, short for Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing,is a system for defining and communicating the design intent that helps designers to communicate to the manufacturer how much geometrical imperfection is tolerable without compromising the intent of the component.
21 Jan 2023
How to Generate the FE without a Surface in ANSA?
We can use the Middle option from the curves group of the Topo module to create an outer periphery or boundary.
20 Jan 2023
Working Mechanism of a Four-Stroke Engine
Internal combustion engines are very important to prime movers in automobiles, power plants, and standalone applications. These are heat engines that convert fossil fuel energy into mechanical energy by thermodynamic cycles.
19 Jan 2023
Creating Intrusion in Engineering Using Hypercrash and Hypermesh
In the field of automotive engineering, footwell intrusion describes a situation in which an automobile engine or other vehicle component penetrates the space normally allocated for the feet of the front seat occupants.
18 Jan 2023
Unlocking The Power Of CATIA: How This Software Can Help You Design Anything
Have you ever wanted to design something that's beyond the limits of conventional technology? If so, consider leveraging the power of CATIA software. This powerful 3D modeling and design software can help you create almost anything imaginable, from complex engineering designs to everyday consumer products.
16 Jan 2023