Strength and fatigue adhering to the FKM Guidelines

The FKM guidelines are de facto a standard used to prevent material failures. The FKM wizard for Simcenter 3D Durability helps to comply with a streamlined workflow, which is laid out in the Post. It is newly available, free to download and free to use with Simcenter 3D Specialist Durability.

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Electromagnetic motors are the world’s biggest energy consumers

It’s an energy conversion problem. Energy conversion has been a common human practice since the first human hit two rocks…

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Oil and gas: novel computational chemistry methods for a brighter future

Can computational chemistry methods help build a more sustainable future? Read how Petronas innovates using computational chemistry to transform the…

Covering your ears because of the bothersome hum or buzz. There are many sources of noise in a power transformer.

Magnetostriction, a Source of Noise in Transformers

Reducing the noise due to magnetostriction is no easy task. It requires a deep understanding of the forces acting on and in the core laminations that only electromagnetic field simulations can provide.

Multiscale simulation in the process industry – better together

Discover how CFD and process simulation can now be combined efficiently to solve multi-scale challenges in the process industry.

Avoid Bearing failure with Virtual Prototyping. Angular Contact Ball Bearing (ACBB, left), Tapered Roll Bearing (TRB, right), as modeled in Simcenter 3D

Bearing Transmission Failures: How to Avoid Them With Virtual Prototyping

Bearings allow complex machinery to rotate by making the rotation possible while reducing friction, and are therefore vital to system efficiency and reliability. Improving bearing design through virtual prototyping is a cost-effective and thorough design approach, which reduces transmission downtime and failures.

Fatigue Challenge of Additive Manufacturing

The Fatigue Challenge of Additive Manufacturing: A Simulation-Based Approach

Additive Manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D-printing, allows the production of complex components layer by layer, using only the material you need. Siemens Digital Industries Software offers simulation-based solutions to predict and optimize Additive Manufacturing product performance.

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The Beauty of Complexity

Gas turbine engines are beautiful. You’re probably thinking “that guy’s been stuck inside for too long,” but think about it…

Eleven top tips for energy efficient data center design and operation

There is a growing awareness of the carbon footprint of data centers. The energy costs associated with operating these facilities…